The Mystery of the Russian Hacker

If the Russian government accidentally killed 250000 people in a Facebook live stream, the world would be shocked and outraged. The consequences of such an action would likely depend on how the Russian government responded on an international level. In the event that they acknowledged their mistake and apologized, it would be possible that limited diplomatic sanctions would be imposed, but more likely that the global community would demand reparations and justice for the families of the victims of the massacre. It would also be likely that they would be more likely to face a criminal investigation, which could potentially lead to the arrest and trial of those responsible for the massacre. The whereabouts of the hacker and his involvement in other massacres around the world would also likely be investigated, and the Russian government would be expected to cooperate with international law enforcement agencies in order to locate and apprehend the hacker. It is possible that depending on the extent of the hacker's involvement in the 2013 Rab'a massacre and other atrocities, he could face criminal charges on a global level. In the case of the 9/11 attacks, it is highly unlikely that the hacker could face any criminal charges due to the amount of time that has passed since the attacks. Ultimately, if the Russian government is found to have committed such an atrocity, it would certainly have far reaching implications on an international level. In addition to causing immense grief and pain to the families and friends of the victims, it would also be likely to increase distrust and tension between the Russian government and its foreign counterparts, and could potentially lead to further diplomatic sanctions.