Pussy Riot Protests Ubiquiti Over Ukraine War

0:00On March 30th, Pussy Riot, the masked Russian punk feminist group, hit the streets in Manhattan on Friday, March 27th, protesting outside. Eubiquities offices. They're calling out the tech company's Wi-Fi gear, claiming Russian soldiers are using it in the war against Ukraine now that Starlink got shut off. Earlier this year, Elon Musk cut Russian access to Starlink in February, leaving their troops scrambling for comms' alternatives. Pussy Riot says Eubiquity equipment stepped in as the go-to replacement, and they flash photos of mass soldiers posing with what looks like the company's satellite dishes. That Starlink blackout paid off big for Ukraine. According to reports, their forces made the biggest territorial pushes in over two years, messing up. Russian coordination and real-time battlefield feeds. The group wants Eubiquity to follow US sanctions, admit the issue, and team up with Ukraine to block the gear's use. So far, the company hasn't commented on the claims.

1:01Pussy Riot has been battling the Russian regime for years, from their iconic punk prayer stunt back in 2012 that landed leaders in jail. To invading Olympics and World Cup fields, right up to recent pried fly protests, their fight keeps raging on. Music news, powered by AI. This is Music News Today.