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Ukraine and Russia say emergency air-raid warning systems hit by cyber-hacks – Europe live

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Medium confidence · 3 publishers

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In Ukraine, the app started to send out alarming fake messages late on Sunday night.

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Compiled from 3 independent publishers The Guardian · Euronews · Al Jazeera

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The Guardian emphasises “Ukraine and Russia say emergency air-raid warning systems hit by cyber-hacks – Europe…”; Euronews leads with “Ukraine and Russia say air raid alert apps hit by cyberattacks after truce ends”.

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  1. Headline updated

    In Ukraine, the app started to send out alarming fake messages late on Sunday night.

    3 sources at this update
  2. Headline updated

    The cyberattacks came as the longest truce of the war, limited to Ukraine's eastern Kherson region, ended on Sunday after Russia refused the offer of an extension, according to Kyiv.

    4 sources at this update

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