Russia and Ukraine trade blame for cyberattacks as Kherson ceasefire expires
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Russia and Ukraine exchanged accusations over cyberattacks on Monday as a fragile ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region expired, raising fears of renewed fighting. Moscow reported a massive hack on its emergency warnings app posting false information about drone threats, hours after Kyiv suspected its own air raid alert system was compromised. Meanwhile, emergency power cuts were ordered in Kyiv and the surrounding region by national grid operator Ukrenergo, a Russian military strike injured four people and hit a military facility and a cargo vessel in the Odesa region, and Moscow reported striking a vessel 58 km south of Odesa.
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