Ukraine's military intelligence agency (HUR) carried out a cyberattack on Russian-occupied Crimea, targeting servers of propaganda media, telecom operators, and the traffic registration system on the Kerch Bridge.
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HUR carried out a cyberattack on several facilities in Russian-occupied Crimea on June 27, targeting servers of propaganda media, telecom operators, and the system for registering and controlling traffic on the Kerch Bridge.
For the third week, some kind of protective structures have been built near the Kerch Bridge.
Prior to that, the Russians tried to protect the Crimean Bridge with boom barriers made of flooded barges.
They also recently began to install piers under the bridge.
Russians had increased the number of barges to protect the Kerch Bridge to 21.
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