Zelensky said Ukrainian units have seen significant disruptions to Starshield satellite connectivity for several days. He called them speed restrictions imposed by the system, not random errors. He said they are helping Russia kill. The statement came as US envoys met Putin. No response from the provider appears in the input.
Why it matters: Military communications on the front line depend on the satellite network.
Alert apps in both countries sent false warnings of nuclear and chemical attacks. Zelenskyy confirmed Ukraine hacked back at Russia's system. Many Ukrainians doubted the messages.
Why it matters: False alerts can erode public trust in warning systems.
Ukraine's air force said its public alert app was probably hacked after the truce ended Sunday night. Users received a false radiation threat. Russia's emergency ministry also reported a large cyberattack on its own alert app.
Why it matters: Hacked warning systems can cause panic and weaken civilians' protection from strikes.
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