Snapshot: https://archive.is/FVUHe

There's an embedded YouTube video in the article as well, that appears twice. First at the top and then again further down.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6sukVMijBg

There are also several videos in the article that are hosted on the same site as the original article (so on the .ru site). Those are not included in the snapshot unfortunatelly. You'll see placeholders and the associated text that describes them but you can't view those via the snapshot.

It also contains a link to a GitHub repo at the end.

https://github.com/portasynthinca3/swl01u

Do you not have DNS-over-HTTPS/TLS configured, or are you on some weird browser that doesn't support ECH [0]? I wonder how they blocked it if those are in place (unless you use the ISP's DNS), since the site itself is served by Cloudflare from wherever close to you, not from Russia (and so the actual SNI isn't leaked via the ClientHelloOuter field either).

[0] you can test these by using https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/encrypted-sni/

Out of interest, which country are you in? Is this something your country's government made your ISP do?

It's starting to look like an increasingly sensible policy IMO.

For an ISP? Absolutely not. I get it for corporate firewalls, but I absolutely don't want my ISP blocking a country. It does absolutely nothing for security (domains aren't hard to buy) and I'm very happy with my ISP being a "dumb pipe". If I wanted more than that I'd use my firewall or something

I won't click on any .ru domains. It's just not worth it at this point.

Your loss. This is a pretty good post.

It's odd that it's .ru since the author is in Armenia.

Go Ukraine and take that, Putin!