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Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaUkraine air raid alert app hacked, fake nuclear warnings flash across Kyiv
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Authorities in Ukraine and Russia reported that their emergency alert mobile apps were targeted by cyberattacks, causing users in Ukraine to receive false warnings of dangerously high radiation levels in Kyiv. In a Telegram post, Ukraine’s air‑raid alert channel described the messages as unauthorised. Amnesty International warned that Russia’s increased attacks on Ukraine’s energy and heating infrastructure are creating a deadly situation for civilians and could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe ahead of winter.
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Fake nuclear threat alert sent to Ukrainians after emergency app hacked
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Ukraine's air raid alert application was apparently hacked on Sunday, triggering a series of false warnings, including a radiation threat in the capital Kyiv, prompting the country's authorities to urge residents to remain calm and rely on official sources for information. Russia later reported a…
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