Regulators perplexed by Belarusian radio that can be picked up in Vilnius
The Belarusian radio station Radio Mir can be picked up in the Lithuanian capital. Regulators believe it should be block...
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The Belarusian radio station Radio Mir can be picked up in the Lithuanian capital. Regulators believe it should be block...
Hackers took over the broadcasts of several TV and radio stations in the regions bordering Ukraine. The Kremlin said authorities have regained control of the airwaves.
It's unclear if the claimed advances part of Ukraine's long-awaited counteroffensive. Meanwhile, a pro-Ukraine group said it would transfer captured Russian soldiers from Belgorod to Kyiv. DW has the latest.
Radio stations in multiple Russian regions bordering Ukraine on Monday aired a fake “state of emergency” announcement featuring a voice resembling that of President Vladimir Putin, in what the authorities have called a hacking operation.
Russia was hit with a different type of attack on Monday—one which may become more prevalent with the rise of technology.