In Ukraine, the app started to send out alarming fake messages late on Sunday night
An update in now on the Belgian PM, who’s just left the royal palace where he had a 90minute meeting with the king to offer his resignation.
The palace says that the King is “considering his decision and will consult with the party leaders of the various coalition partners starting tomorrow.”
The king regrets that no agreement has been reached on a credible budget aligned with current challenges.
In a context of great geopolitical uncertainty and significant economic challenges, the country cannot afford a prolonged political crisis.
Disinformation is as much a part of war as bombs and bullets. Targeted information attacks could aim to impact the mental resilience of the people of Ukraine.
Their resilience is a key part of their ability to defend against the Russian military.
Usually the best information warfare is not obvious or explicit, where this very clearly is. It could indicate desperation from Russia.
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Source: www.theguardian.com
