Autoritățile electorale din Rusia reclamă atacuri cibernetice asupra sistemului de vot și sabotaje

Russian authorities reported cyberattacks on electronic voting systems and sabotage attempts on communication lines during parliamentary elections. The Central Election Commission stated that a significant attack on Moscow's electronic voting platform occurred but was successfully mitigated. Additionally, the Ministry of Digital Development announced the thwarting of a sabotage attempt in the Far East, restoring communication flow. President Putin accused Ukraine of trying to interfere with the elections without providing evidence. These elections are the first since the Ukraine invasion, with over 111 million eligible voters. The ruling party, United Russia, is expected to maintain control, while anti-war opposition representation is minimal due to the exclusion of the Yabloko party.