Ukraine says Russian hackers hit its Navy website

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Ukraine’s defence ministry said that hackers linked to the Russian authorities on Friday attacked the website of the Ukrainian Naval Forces and published fake reports about the international Sea Breeze-2021 military drills. Read more here. Found a spelling error? Let us know – highlight it and press Ctrl + Enter.

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Ukraine says Russian-linked hackers attacked its navy's website

Ukraine said Friday that it believes Russian-linked hackers were responsible for hacking the Ukrainian navy's website and publishing a series of fake reports about its ongoing Sea Breeze military drills taking place

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Ukraine Blames Russian Hackers For Attack On Navy Website

Ukraine's Defense Ministry said Russian government hackers attacked the website of Ukraine’s Navy to spread disinformation about the ongoing multinational Sea Breeze military exercises in the Black Sea.

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Ukraine says Russian hackers hit its Navy website

KYIV - Ukraine's defence ministry said that hackers linked to the Russian authorities on Friday attacked the website of the Ukrainian Naval Forces and published fake reports about the international Sea Breeze-2021 military drills.

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Ukraine says Russian hackers hit its Navy website

KYIV - Ukraine's defence ministry said that hackers linked to the Russian authorities on Friday attacked the website of the Ukrainian Naval Forces and published fake reports about the international Sea Breeze-2021 military drills. Kyiv started in late June the military exercises involving more than 30 countries in the Black Sea, despite Russian calls to cancel the drills. "Now the

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Ukraine says Russian hackers hit its Navy website