In brief
The app is again displaying aerial targets, including Russian Shaheds, after unauthorized interference disrupted its operation, according to Ukrainian Air Force communications chief Yurii Ihnat.
Ukraine’s Air Alert app, known as Povitriana Tryvoha, has resumed operation, Yurii Ihnat, head of communications at Ukraine’s Air Force Command, said during a television news marathon, UNIAN reported. He said it was again showing aerial targets, including Russian Shaheds.
Ihnat said security measures had been introduced following interference with the app and users could now sign in through Diia. UNIAN’s report did not specify when service resumed or describe the security measures in technical detail.
UNIAN recalled that users received false notifications on November 1 warning of a nuclear danger or street fighting. Ukraine’s Air Force denied those threats, while the developers said unauthorized interference had prompted them to disable push notifications and temporarily suspend the app. UNIAN also cited Ihnat’s earlier statement that the attack had not affected Ukraine’s defence forces and that all departments had continued operating normally.
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