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Anonymous Message to Leaders of Russia Operation Green Rights

Posted on November 17, 2013 by Lee J

newopgreenrights Anonymous has sent a warning message to the Russian government over the arrests of 30 people, 28 activist and 2 freelance journalist who attempted to scale a Russian oil rig before they were rammed, boats slashed and warning shots fired at close range. The video urges the government to release the activist or there will be attacks on their systems that will be on going until they are released and this is being carried out under the OpGreenRights operation. There has also been protests in the UK at petrol/fuel stations in relation to this which shows that the world is concerned for the safety and well being of those arrested.

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