TWO CASES — ONE ISSUE

1.

Was “Diya” involved in the atrack on Kyïvstar?

tZE inform noted the following in its “Chronicle of one president” (presented without editorial intervention):

“During the investigation of the incident with the attack on the Kyivstar structure, American internal structure monitoring specialists, invited by Pompeo, requested from the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine data on the internal structure of the operation of the Diya electronic application”.

An interesting and expected suspicion regarding the possible connection between the hacker attack on Kyivstar and the Diya (Action) electronic application.

When, at the beginning of his presidency, Volodymyr Zelenskyy took part in a technological event organized by Mykhailo Fedorov, on the same days, a similar event was held in Russia (though without the participation of V. Putin).

At that time, we had a suspicion that the Ukrainian and Russian measures were coordinated.

In any case, there are enough grounds for all kinds of suspicions — if not about the assistance of Diya programmers to the Russian special services, then the involvement of them as “useful idiots”.

2.

How my record was deleted from the social media

Today I wrote a rather long article “They urge me not to despise Ukraine”, which took several days, and I posted it on my Facebook page.

The entry didn’t even last long enough to check for errors before I got a notification that my entry had been deleted.

Volodymyr Martyniuk read my entry and wrote the following comment:

“This is the result of the work of the bot farm, which massively generated a very large number of complaints with this very accusation.

By the way, the current minister of “digital transformation” Fedorov, without the slightest moral hesitation or doubt, in 2019 boasted how he “for only $200” sent “to the ban” any text or information unfavorable to the candidate for President Zelenskyy.

And he also bought a “paid service” from Google, which specifically blocked young mothers’ access to information about cash payments and assistance that was assigned to these mothers by Groysman’s government during Petro Poroshenko’s presidency.

Intelligence combined with a complete lack of moral inhibitions is the most frightening thing that Fedorov has.

Moreover, in his opinion, he does not violate those norms and inhibitions — because he does not see them, because they simply do not exist for him…

This overripe boy prodigy will still bring a lot of trouble…”

This is a very interesting observation about Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister, Digital Minister and the author of the Diya App (Action App). If the information about the bot farm is confirmed and if the US special services and Mark Zuckerberg find out about it…

M. Fedorov with his bot farm can drag Ukraine into trouble as a cyberterrorist. Then Ukraine will have to suffer even more from insufficient US military aid.

Well, Zuckerberg will find a way to strike. Fedorov and his company will be targeted, and Ukrainian Facebook users may suffer.

Volodymyr Ivanenko