Fake nuclear warnings issued after Ukrainian and Russian air alert apps hacked

Both Ukraine and Russia reported hacking incidents affecting their air alert apps, which sent out false warnings of nuclear attacks. Ukraine's app issued red-level alerts and warnings of radiation and street fighting, while Russia's app also experienced similar fake alerts. The origins of the cyberattacks remain unclear, and both governments have temporarily disabled their apps for maintenance. Ukrainian officials reassured citizens that there was no radiation threat, while some users expressed alarm over the false alerts. Cyber experts suggest that hacktivist groups may be behind the incidents, reflecting ongoing cyber warfare between the two nations. The alerts coincided with a ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region, highlighting the tense situation amid the ongoing conflict.