The demonstration actions of Anonymous continue also in function of the dissemination of information on the war.
The GhostSec group, which operates as part of the collective, has hacked hundreds of Russian government and military printers.
One of the activists' official accounts reports it on Twitter.
The goal is to remotely print documents with the same message: "This is not your war. This is your government's war. We lie to brothers and sisters. Soldiers of some military units think they are carrying out training activities." it is read.
"But when they reach their goal, they are greeted by Ukrainians who want to take revenge for the destruction of their land carried out by Putin's puppets."
Among the various media operations of Anonymous, the sending of messages to Russian citizens to urge them to rise up against Putin and remove him from power.
To spread information about the invasion of Ukraine, the collective launched the 1920.in portal which allows text messages to be sent to Russian phone numbers, at the moment 7 million have been sent, the collective says.
In addition, GhostSec has also been responsible for hacking 400 webcams viewed by Moscow state bodies and civilians in recent days.
With the breach, activists were able to display various information messages, reports on the effects of the missiles on Ukraine and the fleeing population on computer screens connected to the cameras.
