The Center for Countering Disinformation warned about fake messages from the alleged Office of the President about "ceasefire with Russia"
Kyiv • UNN
The Center for Countering Disinformation has warned Ukrainians about fake reports of a ceasefire from the alleged Office of the President. They are intended to negatively affect the morale of Ukrainians and their trust in the government.
Ukrainians have begun receiving fake messages allegedly from the Office of the President of Ukraine about the alleged "ceasefire with Russia" and "transfer of part of the territory to Russia," the Center for Countering Disinformation said, according to UNN.
Ukrainians have started receiving emails allegedly from the Office of the President of Ukraine. They refer to the "ceasefire with Russia" and the "transfer of some territories to the aggressor country." In fact, the messages are a fake by Russian information and propaganda outfit aimed at influencing the moral and psychological state of Ukrainian citizens and discrediting the state leadership
The Center for Countering Disinformation and Cyberpolice reminded that one should not click on dubious hyperlinks, as they may hide a phishing resource. They also urged to never enter confidential data on suspicious websites.
They also asked to download programs and applications only from official sources. Use anti-virus software. And trust only verified information on the official pages of government agencies.
