On the eve of putin's "direct line", hackers attacked the kremlin's website
Kyiv • UNN
Hackers attacked the kremlin's official website on the eve of putin's "direct line," causing significant access problems, especially from personal computers.
On the eve of the "direct line" with russian pesident vladimir putin, hackers attacked the official website of the Kremlin. This was reported by UNN.
Details
Currently, the website of the russian dictator's official website kremlin.ru is working, but with significant interruptions. It loads poorly or opens only once.
The biggest problems are when opening the site from a personal computer.
Russian media report that, according to preliminary data, the president's website has been hacked.
Addendum
A Levada Center poll found that 21% of russians want to ask putin when the war with Ukraine will end, pushing other issues such as pensions and social issues to the back burner.
To recap
The "direct line" with putin is scheduled to take place on December 14 and will be combined with a large press conference. This will be the first communication between the Russian president and his citizens since the start of the war in Ukraine in February 2022.
