Chemical attack and fighting in Kyiv streets: False alerts in Ukraine following cyberattack

Ukrainian authorities reported a breach of their missile warning system following a cyberattack. Residents of Kyiv received false alerts about a chemical attack, radiation, and street fighting. Ukraine blamed Russia, which also reported a similar breach. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration supports resuming Russian gas sales to Europe.

Ukrainian authorities reported a breach of their missile warning system following a cyberattack. Residents of Kyiv received false alerts about a chemical attack, radiation, and street fighting. Ukraine blamed Russia, which also reported a breach of its warning system with false warnings about nuclear strikes. Russia's Emergency Ministry clarified that the public system is operating normally. The reports came shortly before the end of a ceasefire in Oleshky that allowed civilian evacuations mediated by Melania Trump and Pope Leo XIV. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration supports resuming Russian gas sales to Europe via pipelines in Ukraine, as part of an effort to broker a ceasefire. The plan faces opposition in Europe. Trump signed an order delaying sanctions against Russia, citing American national interest.