In Yekaterinburg, quotes from the mobilized and their relatives were shown on billboards. The mayor's office reported that the system was simultaneously hacked in Ulyanovsk, Yekaterinburg, and Rostov. One of the quotes previously appeared in the material of the BBC Russian Service and belongs to a mobilized person from Chelyabinsk:
"On the first day, we arrived, and whenever shot, and then were sent to the assault group with two grenades launchers.No cover. The armored personnel carrier that covered us was burned; the tank was burned. During the respite, he ran, corpses all around.”
Another quote belongs to the mother of the mobilized:
"How can it be fake if my son, who is there, told me about it? No one wants to hear the truth. How can this be fake when a child called at nine in the morning and shouted on the phone: "Mom, help me"?
The statements were allegedly broadcast for 15 minutes, then the screens were turned off. In Rostov-on-Don, banners in the Horizon shopping center were hacked. There, the incident was called a hacker attack and after a couple of minutes "everything was eliminated."