Immediately after the hacker attack on the Ukrainian "air alert" application, the messaging system of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation was also hacked. Reports of a nuclear threat began to arrive there as well. The Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation has confirmed a large-scale cyber attack. Hackers broke into the official application of the ministry and the regional channels in the MAX messenger. According to Russian media, the fake alerts urged Russians to stock up on food and hide in basements. SkyFall's Ukrainian P1-Shemesh interceptor UAVs were said to carry nuclear warheads. A few hours before that, fake messages about radiation and chemical danger, street fights and an alleged nuclear attack by "Orshnik" also appeared in the Ukrainian newspaper.

Immediately after the hacker attack on the Ukrainian "air alert" application, the messaging system of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation was also hacked. Reports of a nuclear threat began to arrive there as well. The Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation has confirmed a large-scale cyber attack. Hackers broke into the official application of the ministry and the regional channels in the MAX messenger. According to Russian media, the fake alerts urged Russians to stock up on food and hide in basements. SkyFall's Ukrainian P1-Shemesh interceptor UAVs were said to carry nuclear warheads. A few hours before that, fake messages about radiation and chemical danger, street fights and an alleged nuclear attack by "Orshnik" also appeared in the Ukrainian newspaper.