Russia, Ukraine air raid alert apps hit by cyberattacks after truce ends
Summary
Ukrainian users receive fake warnings of nuclear threats, while Moscow reports 'false information' on its app.
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Neutral
Ukrainian users reported receiving fake warnings of nuclear threats on air raid alert apps, while Moscow stated its app displayed "false information." These cyberattacks occurred after the truce ended.
Russian official
Following the end of the truce, cyberattacks targeted air raid alert applications in both Russia and Ukraine. Ukrainian users reportedly received fake warnings of nuclear threats, while Moscow reported the spread of "false information" on its app.
Western
Following the end of the truce, cyberattacks targeted air raid alert applications in both Ukraine and Russia. Ukrainian users reportedly received fake warnings of nuclear threats, while Moscow reported the spread of "false information" on its app.
Global South
The conclusion of the truce has coincided with cyberattacks on air raid alert applications in both Russia and Ukraine. Ukrainian users are reportedly receiving fake warnings of nuclear threats, while Moscow reports the presence of "false information" on its app.
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- Al Jazeera(International)
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