DMCA - Offshore hosting

Pakebolas

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Hello there, i have a website with 50k+ visitors daily, the website is aimed for people who are from IRAQ only, the website content is about educational PDF files, we buy books and turn them to PDFs then share them without any change, i have been receiving DMCA takedowns from a local company (and they already succeeded) i was wondering what is the best practice to protect my website from these reports.

Note: The content is hosted on Telegram and the website only has the telegram links
Note: The content is approved by the creator of the content but not the distributing company its like the teacher accepts that his content to be shared for views, but the printing company does not agree
Note: The website is linked to CloudFlare but CF forwarded the complaint to the host
Note: I'm not the only one doing this its like 10k+ websites and telegram channels doing it but I am the only one receiving these reports due huge amount of traffic
Note: I'm not running any ads or sponsored content or selling anything on the website

I have been searching for a solution and i have found that there is an offshore hosting or reverse proxy

Not sure which one to choose I'm afraid to lose traffic or SEO due to blacklisted IP or something else related to google not indexing my website because currently I'm #1 in SEO

My plan is to switch my server to an offshore hosting or make a reverse proxy

Cloudflare -> DMCA ignored VPS with reverse proxy -> Main VPS

My questions what are the best options for my situation like which host to choose or which path to take and will the company of the reverse proxy reveal my main server IP?
 
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