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Crimeans are now using the Russian internet

02
Aug
2014

Russia may have claimed Crimea as its own, but it takes much more than annexation to truly integrate the peninsula into the mainland. One of those steps has just been completed, as a large portion of Crimean internet traffic is now being routed through Russia for the first time. According to research from internet analysis company Renesys, internet signals started flowing through a newly-constructed submarine cable connecting Crimea to Russia on July 24th. After Russia annexed Crimea in late March, officials started work on bringing the peninsula into the fold.

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