Sam Koppelman
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1,054 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 4 Sep
Sam Koppelman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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How, if you're a Russian soldier, and you're raising money on Telegram,
and you're desperate for that Wi-Fi connection.
How easy is it to get a Ubiquiti device?
And so we went undercover.
Yeah, so it's important to know that it's not just their compliance department.
Ubiquity also barely has a sales team, and they rely on third-party vendors to sell their devices.
No, you go to one of their third-party vendors that actually do a lot of their e-commerce sales for them.
Exactly.
Ubiquity.ru is one of the places from which we ordered Ubiquity devices when in October of 2025, after about a month of reporting on Ubiquity, one of our reporters went undercover.
He signed up for a Russian email account, used a VPN, posed as a Russian military officer who is ostensibly procuring goods to fight Ukraine.
And he visited all of these third-party websites, websites like ubiquity.ru.
Correct.
Hunter Brooks, a reporter who is staying anonymous for obvious reasons, contacted a dozen Russian e-commerce sites openly selling Ubiquiti items.
And one of the first vendors we reached in our undercover reporting was a woman named Nina Kuznetsova.
So here's the deal with Nina.
She operates multiple Russian storefronts with domain names like ubiquity.ru, and she openly sells Ubiquity products that have been banned from export to Russia since the war began.
Yeah, Nina isn't operating in the shadows here.
We didn't have to go sign up for some secret group chat to be able to contact her.
We were able to actually do open source intelligence on her, and she appears to be doing quite well.
She lives in an apartment on Leninsky Avenue in Moscow.
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