The real story here I think is how LACNIC handled this.
Who in their right mind will do infrastructural internet business in Latin America going forward if some self-righteous American man can cause them to revoke IP:s assigned to your company?
There is no indication that this Russian internet provider - who claim they are operating in Belize - had a say in the revocation of this IP space.
Looking at the website of DDoS-Guard, it looks to me like a fairly normal internet provider with fairly normal customers.
I hope they buy IP space in other regions going forward, that have due process without causing disruption for their business and their customers.
Who in their right mind will do infrastructural internet business in Latin America going forward if some self-righteous American man can cause them to revoke IP:s assigned to your company?
There is no indication that this Russian internet provider - who claim they are operating in Belize - had a say in the revocation of this IP space.
Looking at the website of DDoS-Guard, it looks to me like a fairly normal internet provider with fairly normal customers.
I hope they buy IP space in other regions going forward, that have due process without causing disruption for their business and their customers.