These cyberattacks come a few hours after the end of a six-day, very localized ceasefire in Olechky, which allowed the evacuation of residents of…
Russia and Ukraine have both denounced these hacks of these services intended to inform citizens of upcoming attacks.
The Ukrainian Center for Strategic Communications (Spravdi) has attributed the hacking of its application to Russia.
These cyberattacks come a few hours after the end of a six-day, very localized ceasefire in Olechky, which allowed the evacuation of residents of this town plagued for months by serious shortages.
Russia and Ukraine have both denounced these hacks of these services intended to inform citizens of upcoming attacks.
The Ukrainian Center for Strategic Communications (Spravdi) has attributed the hacking of its application to Russia.
Russia and Ukraine also continued their attacks outside the ceasefire zone.
Russia did not immediately say who was responsible for the cyberattack on its app.
Both countries have denounced hacking of these services intended to inform citizens of upcoming attacks.