An anonymous group of hackers has provided documents to the Russian state news agency TASS, claiming they contain proof of direct NATO involvement in recent strikes on Russian territory.
The materials, according to the group, allegedly reveal the identities of those who supplied precise coordinates for the attacks and those who "incited Ukraine to commit acts of terror" in Russian regions.
The claims center on strikes against oil storage terminals in the Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions earlier this year.
Previous reports indicated that Ukrainian military forces targeted an oil terminal in St. Petersburg in early July, marking a significant escalation in attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
The new allegations seek to frame these incidents not merely as bilateral conflict actions, but as coordinated operations with Western backing.
For energy markets, the narrative shift introduces additional uncertainty.