During Putin's press conference, the Kremlin website was attacked/Collage 24 Channel Russians online are massively complaining about problems with the Kremlin website that arose before Putin’s so-called “direct line”. The occupiers claim that the resource allegedly became a “victim of a hacker attack.” Users on Russian social networks, as well as a number of Russian telegrams, report this. channels. The Russian President's website is currently operating intermittently. Users claim that the Kremlin's website began to work poorly before Putin's big press conference. Russians complain that the site does not load at all or opens every once in a while. Russians have more problems when opening the computer version of the site, but from smartphones the site allegedly works, but also intermittently. A number of propaganda telegram channels stated that the site of the Russian president allegedly attacked by hackers. However, official departments do not comment on the situation or disruptions in any way. Russians complain about a hacker attack on the Kremlin website/Screenshot from the network < ul> Russians complain about “hacker attack”
Putin made a number of cynical statements on the “straight line”
“Hacker attack”: in Russia they complain about problems with the Kremlin website
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