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title
russia-v2ray-rules-dat
type
toolbox
summary
Auto-generated geoip/geosite routing files of Russian-blocked domains and IPs, rebuilt every 6h
tags
networking, proxy, censorship, russia
repo
https://github.com/runetfreedom/russia-v2ray-rules-dat
language
Go
license
GPL-3.0
created
2026-04-06
updated
2026-04-21

Auto-generated geoip.dat and geosite.dat files containing Russian-blocked domains and IP addresses, rebuilt every 6 hours. These are the routing rule files that tools like mihomo, Xray-core, V2Ray, v2rayN, Hysteria, and Trojan-Go use to decide which traffic to route through a proxy.

The project pulls from several upstream data sources:

  • antifilter.download — scrapes Russia's official block registry (the TSPU/RKN lists) and publishes clean IP and domain lists
  • community.antifilter.download — community-maintained additions that the official scraper misses
  • Re-filter-lists — filtered/curated subset of the above
  • v2fly/domain-list-community — the standard V2Ray community domain database

These get merged into two files. geoip.dat has categories like ru-blocked (IPs from antifilter), ru-blocked-community, and ASN-based sets for Cloudflare, Google, Netflix, Telegram, Twitter. geosite.dat has domain categories — the ru-blocked-all list alone contains 700k+ domains. There are also service-specific lists for Windows updates, analytics, and advertising.

To use them, point your proxy client at the release URLs:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/runetfreedom/russia-v2ray-rules-dat/release/geoip.dat
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/runetfreedom/russia-v2ray-rules-dat/release/geosite.dat

In mihomo, for example, you'd reference these in your YAML config's geox-url section, then write rules like GEOSITE,ru-blocked,PROXY or GEOIP,ru-blocked,PROXY to route blocked traffic through your proxy while keeping everything else direct.

This is the official geo data source for v2rayN. Maintained by the @runetfreedom GitHub org. On the server side, 3x-ui is a popular web panel for running the Xray-core server that these rules route traffic through.

This repo handles the routing decisions side of Russian circumvention — which destinations should go through the proxy. The complementary piece is vpn-configs-for-russia, which publishes the proxy endpoints themselves as subscription files, including CIDR/SNI variants for the whitelist regime on Russian mobile carriers. Together: rules say what to route, subscriptions provide where to route it through.

Repo: https://github.com/runetfreedom/russia-v2ray-rules-dat — 1.4k stars, GPL-3.0.

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