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The fierce and bloody conflict going on between Russia and Ukraine on the international front is taking a new and shocking turn every day. A very sad and sensational news is coming out from Eastern Europe, where at least 24 innocent civilians have died in a horrific air attack by the Russian army on a school in the Zaporizhia region of Ukraine. This school was not only an educational institution, but also a relief material distribution center for war victims and the main place to stay for homeless refugees. After this painful attack, there has been a wave of mourning throughout Ukraine, on the other hand, the digital and cyber war between the two countries has also reached its peak, where mobile apps are hacked and fake nuclear attack alerts are sent, which has created a lot of chaos. Let us know in detail what is the whole truth behind this bloody attack and cyber terrorism in Zaporizhia.
Russian bombing on relief material distribution center in Zaporozhye, 24 including rescue workers killed
This attack on a school located in a quiet rural area of Zaporozhye region of Ukraine has once again exposed the horrors of war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky strongly condemned the incident, saying that the school that was targeted was distributing food, medicines and other relief materials to civilians suffering from war. In addition, dozens of refugees who had been displaced from their homes had taken shelter in this school building.
According to the information received, the Russian military first launched an air strike on this school building, and when the relief and rescue operations started there and the local people and rescue workers gathered to help the victims, a few minutes later another powerful missile was fired there. Due to this double-tap strike, there has been a huge increase in the number of casualties. Zaporozhye City Council Secretary Regina Kharchenko has informed the media that at least 27 people are still missing after this heart-wrenching incident, due to which the death toll may increase further in the future. Those killed also included two brave members of the relief team, who were risking their lives to help people.
Big cyber attack on mobile apps: Fake nuclear alert creates panic in Russia and Ukraine
On one hand, human lives are being destroyed by missiles and bombs in the battlefield, while on the other hand, a new and dangerous digital front of this war has also opened. Recently, there have been reports of mysterious and scary cyber attacks on mobile phones and electronic gadgets of citizens of both the countries.
Ukraine has seriously accused Russia of massive hacking of its official emergency alert system and mobile apps. Suddenly emergency alerts related to the threat of nuclear attacks and chemical weapons started arriving on the mobile phones of Ukrainian citizens. Seeing these fake and scary messages, people were horrified and started running towards underground shelters or basements of their houses to save their lives. This chaos increased further when it started just after the six-day ceasefire.
An atmosphere of panic due to false messages of hypersonic missile and nuclear attack
In one of the scariest alerts broadcast on the mobile phones of Ukrainian people, it was claimed that Russia has fitted a nuclear bomb in its deadly hypersonic missile ‘Oreshnik’ and fired it towards Ukraine. This one message created an outcry in the entire country. Out of fear, people started looking for safe places wherever they were.
However, within hours the Ukrainian Air Force and cybersecurity experts realized that the country’s emergency alert system had been hacked, as all emergency messages and Telegram chats were being transmitted in Russian. A quick investigation by the Air Force made it clear that this was not a real attack, but the result of a well-planned cyber propaganda and hacking that deliberately created panic among the civilians.
Russian mobile apps also become victim of cyber attack, finger pointed at ‘Aatesh’ group
Interestingly, similar major cyber attacks have been confirmed not only in Ukraine, but also within Russia. Russia’s government news agency ‘Tass’, quoting the country’s Ministry of Emergency Affairs, informed that mobile apps and alert systems of Russian citizens have also been hit by a large-scale cyber attack, due to which misleading and wrong information is also reaching Russian citizens.
According to preliminary investigation and reports, a well-known pro-Ukraine hacking group is responsible for this high-profile cyber attack. ‘Atesh’ Has taken. After this digital intrusion, the Russian government has appealed to its citizens not to pay attention to any kind of rumors, remain completely calm and carry on with their normal daily activities. The bloody ground attack in Zaporozhye and the high-tech cyber war being waged by both sides have proved that this conflict is no longer limited to borders only, but has reached the lowest level of technology and human sensibilities.