Coverage dated April 4, 2022
Germany closes Russian darknet marketplace Hydra Headline from Digital Journal
German police said Tuesday they have taken down Russian-language illegal darknet marketplace Hydra, the largest such network in the world, and seized
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Breitbart News
Germany Police Shut Down 'Darknet' Platform, Seize $25 Million of Bitcoin ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Apr 4, 2022
Breitbart News's feed description German investigators on Tuesday shut down a Russian-language darknet marketplace that they say specialized in drug dealing.
Digital Journal
Germany closes Russian darknet marketplace Hydra ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Apr 4, 2022
Digital Journal's feed description German police said Tuesday they have taken down Russian-language illegal darknet marketplace Hydra, the largest such network in the world, and seized
KOB 4
Germany shuts down darknet platform specializing in drugs ↗ (opens KOB 4) Published Apr 4, 2022
Same headline from 5 more outlets WFMZ Allentown's feed description German investigators have shut down a Russian-language darknet marketplace that they say specialized in drug dealing. They seized bitcoin worth 23 million euros ($25.3 million). Prosecutors in Frankfurt on Tuesday
NBC News
U.S.-German operation shuts down world’s largest darknet marketplace ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Apr 4, 2022
NBC News's feed description German investigators said they seized cryptocurrency worth about $25 million dollars and said the site specialized in drug dealing.
Deutsche Welle
Germany closes Russian darknet market Hydra | DW ↗ (opens Deutsche Welle) Published Apr 4, 2022
Deutsche Welle's feed description Federal police say they have shut down the German servers for the darknet hub, which saw its sales skyrocket during the pandemic.
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