[members-discuss] RIPEdb registry need to be ready for separating?

Dear Andrzej,

Looks like Russia created its own NIR. Against all policies, as RIPE as global.
It was not clear whether this was discussed and agreed with RIPE as RIR.
On scheme I saw a broken link to RIPEdb after release. What will be
for all other members of all other RIR?
Will it be possible to consider RIPEdb records as valid? Or will part
of the registry be compromised? What part? Or the entire registry?

DNS and "The Great Russian Fire Wall" - these next questions, but not
so critically important, to my mind.

On Wed, Mar 16, 2022 at 10:45 AM Andrzej Ława <andrzej.lawa at dawis-it.pl> wrote:
>
> W dniu 15.03.2022 o 20:58, Serg Galat pisze:
> > Dear Andrzej,
> >
> > I agree with you, but the question is - what's going on?
>
> IP registry separation seems to be not true, however it looks like they
> will be separating their DNS systems, or at least enforce (within
> Russia) fake DNS entries for "undesirable" foreign domains. I don't know
> about IP blacklisting... but it seems their government will try to
> create something akin to the "Great Firewall of China".
>
> And some big backbone operators are cutting off Russia from their
> infrastructure.
>
> > Usually very active Russian LIRs are unusually silent.
> Well, there's this Russian (or maybe Soviet? I can't recall if it
> originated in pre-revolutionary Russia or later in Soviet Union) saying:
> "Tisze budiesz, dalsze jediesz". I suspect they don't want to say
> anything that might get them into trouble - especially since even
> admitting there's any war going on can land them in jail.
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