Live: Russia and Ukraine trade blame for cyber attacks as fragile ceasefire ends

Russia and Ukraine exchanged accusations of cyberattacks following the end of a ceasefire, with both nations reporting breaches of their emergency alert systems. Moscow claimed its emergency alerts app was hacked, while Kyiv reported issues with its air raid warning system. Concurrently, Russia conducted military strikes in Ukraine's Odesa region, injuring four individuals. The cyber incidents occurred as the longest truce in the conflict expired, raising concerns about renewed hostilities. Additionally, Russia's state statistics service reported being targeted by cyberattacks, although no data was compromised.