Something strange is happening with the Bypol website: first, baby food ads were shown, and now the site is unavailable
In addition to the organization's news, the website contained a database of repressed individuals since 1917.
Screenshots of the Bypol website from April 2026 (archive) and yesterday
Initially, the Bypol website displayed information from the provider stating that the site was not being maintained. Afterward, it started redirecting to the Muru Baby website, a Finnish baby food manufacturer. Later, it simply stopped opening.
The Bypol website is paid for at least until February 2027 — meaning the domain is not lost. We reached out to Bypol head Alexander Azarov for a comment:
"We are currently creating a new website, but the errors have not yet been fixed. We are resolving technical issues. Everything is fine, don't worry."
It is not yet known when the website will be operational again.
Alexander Azarov