'Be afraid': Ukraine hit by cyberattack
as Russia moves more troops
Posted By: MDConservative, 1/14/2022 10:31:58 AM
Ukraine was hit by a cyberattack splashing a warning across government websites to "be afraid and expect the worst", while Russia, which has massed 100,000 troops on its neighbour's frontier, released pictures of more of its forces on the move. The cyber attack unfolded hours after talks wrapped up with no breakthrough between Russia and Western allies, which fear Moscow could launch a new military assault on a country it invaded in 2014.
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The cyber attack unfolded hours after talks wrapped up with no breakthrough between Russia and Western allies, which fear Moscow could launch a new military assault on a country it invaded in 2014.
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The Russians are turning up the heat. The Ukrainian government is now being subjected to cyber-propaganda. One considers that the Russians are in hacked control of their systems. Ready now...what should the US do if an invasion occurs? Send troops? Will that "coalition of the willing", a.k.a NATO, follow the Leader of the Free World into the fray? Is this the hill on which NATO dies? Or, simply withers.