This is not the first time Russian media has been hacked since the country started an unprovoked war in Ukraine.
A Russian radio station was hacked Wednesday, and the Ukrainian anthem was played instead of its news broadcast. In a statement posted on Telegram, Russian media group RBK said the website of the Kommersant FM radio station aired the anthem as well as a song by Russian rock group Nogu Svelo, called “We Don’t Need War.”
Francis Scarr, who covers Russian state TV for BBC News, tweeted: “Russian radio station Kommersant FM has been hacked and is currently playing Ukrainian and anti-war songs.”
“Midway through a news bulletin not long ago, patriotic Ukrainian song Ой у лузі червона калина started playing”, he wrote in a subsequent tweet. Midway through a news bulletin not long ago, patriotic Ukrainian song Ой у лузі червона калина started playing
This is not the first time Russian media has been hacked since the country waged an unprovoked war in Ukraine.
