Poland's state-run news agency (PAP) was cyberattacked by Russia today after a fake article alleging conscription in Poland appeared on its news feed, a government official said. Warsaw has repeatedly accused Moscow of trying to destabilize Poland over its role in channeling military aid to Ukraine. Moscow rejects these claims. “Due to the possible Russian cyberattack on the Polish News Agency and disinformation about alleged conscription in Poland, the Internal Security Service in cooperation with the Ministry of Digitization acted immediately,” said Jacek Dombrzynski, a spokesman for the minister coordinating special services, in a post on X. The Russian embassy in Warsaw said it had no knowledge of the incident and declined to comment further. Special services are investigating the incident Jan Grabiec, head of the prime minister's office, said that special services are investigating the incident. The article, which appeared twice on the Polish website […]
Source: News Beast
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