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Russian Ministry of Interior She issued a stern warning to citizens, advising them to avoid online dating services and beware of Social Media Usage. The warning was broadcast on the official website of the Ministry. cable CNN late Tuesday expressed concerns about information gathering by Ukrainian forces.
“Using online dating services is strongly discouraged,” the Russian Interior Ministry said in a statement on Telegram.
“The enemy is actively using these resources to gather information,” she added.
Targeted border areas
The ministry's appeal was aimed at residents of the Bryansk, Kursk and Belgorod regions, as well as military and police personnel stationed in these regions. The ministry also warned against opening hyperlinks from unknown sources and broadcasting videos from sensitive sites.
Ukrainian authorities have warned that Ukrainian forces are remotely spying on unprotected surveillance cameras, monitoring everything from private property to highways and vital roads. They have advised troops and police to disable geolocation on social media to prevent real-time location tracking.
Russia's state communications monitoring service also reported widespread disruptions to Telegram and WhatsApp, though it did not disclose the cause of the outages.
Ukrainian forces enter Russian territory
Ukrainian forces have reportedly advanced 35 kilometres (21.7 miles) into Russian territory and captured 93 settlements since the start of their surprise offensive. More than 121,000 Kursk residents have been evacuated, according to Russia's Emergencies Ministry.
drone attacks on Moscow
Ukraine on Wednesday launched one of the largest drone strikes on Moscow since the war began in February 2022. The Russian Defense Ministry said 45 drones had been shot down over various regions, including Moscow. As the conflict in eastern Ukraine continues, Ukraine has used U.S.-made drones. HIMARS missile systems To target Russian infrastructure, including floating bridges and engineering equipment in Kursk.
“Using online dating services is strongly discouraged,” the Russian Interior Ministry said in a statement on Telegram.
“The enemy is actively using these resources to gather information,” she added.
Targeted border areas
The ministry's appeal was aimed at residents of the Bryansk, Kursk and Belgorod regions, as well as military and police personnel stationed in these regions. The ministry also warned against opening hyperlinks from unknown sources and broadcasting videos from sensitive sites.
Ukrainian authorities have warned that Ukrainian forces are remotely spying on unprotected surveillance cameras, monitoring everything from private property to highways and vital roads. They have advised troops and police to disable geolocation on social media to prevent real-time location tracking.
Russia's state communications monitoring service also reported widespread disruptions to Telegram and WhatsApp, though it did not disclose the cause of the outages.
Ukrainian forces enter Russian territory
Ukrainian forces have reportedly advanced 35 kilometres (21.7 miles) into Russian territory and captured 93 settlements since the start of their surprise offensive. More than 121,000 Kursk residents have been evacuated, according to Russia's Emergencies Ministry.
drone attacks on Moscow
Ukraine on Wednesday launched one of the largest drone strikes on Moscow since the war began in February 2022. The Russian Defense Ministry said 45 drones had been shot down over various regions, including Moscow. As the conflict in eastern Ukraine continues, Ukraine has used U.S.-made drones. HIMARS missile systems To target Russian infrastructure, including floating bridges and engineering equipment in Kursk.
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