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Russia's internet shutdowns disrupt warnings about incoming drone attacks

The Record
· September 21, 2026

AI summary

Russia's increasing restrictions on mobile internet and cellular service are hindering the dissemination of warnings about impending Ukrainian drone and missile attacks. This disruption is affecting the ability of people to receive timely alerts about potential threats. The restrictions are part of Russia's growing limitations on internet and cellular access. As a result, people are facing challenges in staying informed about incoming attacks. The limitations on mobile internet and cellular service are exacerbating the situation, making it difficult for warnings to reach those who need them.

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