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There are a few different archive. There's mobile phone recordings and there's MIA's (MVD) internal telephony calls recordings. Both of them together are around 1TB.

We protect the data of ordinary citizens. "user data is user data, no matter if it's stored by a lawbreaking, in your opinion" - we never claimed it is. We leak only personal data of people that committed crimes or assisted the fascist regime in Belarus in committing crimes.

We won't leak anymore data of people that just reported car signals and alike (even though they knew what would be the consequences of making such reports). We're focused on more high profile crimes.

Devision in the society already exists. We influence the "game theory" equations, deter people from being violent towards others in the future.

KGB writing on Hacker News... LOL, that would be the first :)

Too much personal information of innocent people in the data. It would have to be filtered first.

No inside help from the IT personnel of the hacked network. Though we mentioned in our first post https://t.me/cpartisans/235 that the hack included an infiltration to some gov facilities and opening a few entry points through which the cyber-operation is being performed.

A treason act is what the regime did by falsifying the elections and the illegally staying in power. The KGB is not acting legally anymore, and therefor lost any legitimacy as a government agency. KGB also performs terrorist acts like participation in hijacking the Ryanair flight and killing an activist in Ukraine last week.

Leaking and destroying their network abroad wouldn't jeopardize the safety and wellbeing of the belarusian people in any way, on the contrary it would protect the from the criminal activity of the KGB inside Belarus and abroad.

Doesn't apply in our case. We're only interested in freeing the belarusian people, our friends and family from the grips of this maniac Lukashenko. We don't even have any professional hackers (refused to work against the regime), we had to learn by a lot of trial and error.

Some inside information - the recordings are stored in WAV files, and here's the size of a few samples - - 4.2 MB for 8:38 min - 3.4 MB for 6:49 min - 0.93 KB for 1:57 min

From what we found only a small fraction of the population's recordings are stored on the Militsiya servers. This does not rule out the possibility that all phone calls are recorded and only some are being transferred to the servers of the Militsiya when requested.