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Emergency apps in Ukraine and Russia hacked after longest truce of war ends
Russia said its emergency warnings app came under a “massive cyberattack” on Monday, hours after Ukraine reported a hack in an apparent exchange of blows between the foes, as their longest truce came to an end. Moscow’s emergencies ministry said hackers posted “false information” on the app, which i
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All five outlets frame the story around the end of the Kherson-region ceasefire, and France 24, SCMP and AP all describe it as the war’s longest or most significant truce. France 24 and SCMP say Russia refused an extension, while Al Jazeera and BBC foreground the broader fighting resuming around it, with BBC uniquely headlining power cuts elsewhere in Ukraine. Only France 24 mentions the humanitarian mission to Olechky, and only AP explicitly adds fears of heavier Russian attacks.
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