Ukraine, Russia report hacking attacks on emergency alert apps

The statement added that a cargo vessel, which the ministry claimed was used for military purposes, was also hit 58 kilometers (36 ‌ miles) south of ‌the Black ​Sea port city of Odesa. Separately, news agency Reuters cited an official in Odesa as saying that four people had been injured in a Russian attack. Edited by: Elizabeth Schumacher https://p. dw. com/p/5OwD4 Skip next section US reportedly pushing to restore Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine11/02/2026November 2, 2026US reportedly pushing to restore Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine The United States is backing a ‌quick resumption ⁠of ⁠Russian natural gas ​exports to Europe ​via pipelines crossing ​Ukraine as part of talks ‌aimed at ‌securing ​an energy ceasefire before winter, the ​Wall Street Journal reported on ⁠Sunday, ​citing ​US, European ​and Ukrainian ‌officials. The proposal involves selling Russian gas via a US intermediary to circumvent European sanctions, the report said, adding that it was mooted . DW could not ​immediately ⁠verify the report. Russia's share in European gas supply has declined to about 11% now from 45% on the eve of Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The European Union currently aims to completely phase out Russian gas imports 2027. Speaking to US broadcaster Fox News, Zelenskyy said he had had "different and several" conversations with Trump and his team on the issue. "We asked that we can't not respond after Russia's attack on our energy, after Russia is killing our people, attacks on our electricity, gas, refineries, on everything," he said. "We said that if you want us not to attack Russia's refineries, they have not to attack our energy system. Another alternative, give us Patriot missiles, we will find money, not just aid," Zelenskyy added. The Ukrainian leader said if Washington provided the missile systems for one month Kyiv would cease attacks on Russian refineries for the same period. Asked if he was concerned that this would be seen as trying to "leverage" Trump, Zelenskyy said: "I don't have any concerns when I share the truth between partners." Ukrainian authorities have been warning for weeks that their supplies of the Patriot interceptor missiles were dwindling. Ukraine faces Patriot missile shortage To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Edited by: Roshni Majumdar https://p. dw. com/p/5Ow9L Skip next section Ukraine, Russia report separate hacking attacks11/02/2026November 2, 2026Ukraine, Russia report separate hacking attacks Emergency alert apps in both Ukraine and Russia have been hacked, officials said.