I wonder how much of the data was _actually_ relevant to the Russian military - things like climate, natural disasters, weather data, etc. don't seem very helpf

I wonder how much of the data was _actually_ relevant to the Russian military - things like climate, natural disasters, weather data, etc. don't seem very helpful - the only thing that might help would be satellite images over time to see any new developments, etc. in Ukraine. Not that the hackers would have had time to pick through data to delete only the stuff that might be useful to military though. You see terrorist groups like ISIS going through countries blowing up monuments and historical sites to wipe out history, culture, and the hard work of it's citizens, and I feel this is part of the same. It's just unfortunate all around. (I'm not conflating the Ukrainian military groups as terrorists for anybody ready to jump the gun and chastise me, it's just an observation, and it's disappointing I have to clarify this.)