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Hackers hit Ukraine, Russia's emergency apps, send fake nuclear, chemical attack alerts

Published by The Jerusalem Post · Israel 10 h ago

All-clear messages were sent shortly afterward for each alert, and Ukraine's Ministry for Digital Transformation said the app had been temporarily suspended.

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