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Pussy Riot Protests Ubiquiti for Supporting Russian Aggression

3/28/2026

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Pussy Riot protested at Ubiquiti's Manhattan headquarters on March 27, accusing the company of aiding Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova said Ubiquiti's equipment has been used by Russian soldiers, facilitating war crimes.
Square deactivated Pussy Riot's merchandise sales account following the protest.
Ubiquiti has not commented on the protest.

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Pussy Riot protested at Ubiquiti's Manhattan headquarters on March 27, accusing the company of aiding Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova said Ubiquiti's equipment has been used by Russian soldiers, facilitating war crimes.
Square deactivated Pussy Riot's merchandise sales account following the protest.
Ubiquiti has not commented on the protest.