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AndronETalksNews
Metro UK
Thursday 9 Mar 2023 3:36 pm
People living in the east of Russia have once again been targeted in a television and radio hack, apparently suggesting they had been subject to a nuclear attack.
It is the third time media stations in the country have broadcast hoax warnings in just over two weeks.
On February 22, a fake civil defence siren said an ‘air raid alert’ was in effect, while another on February 28 said there was a ‘missile threat’.
Today’s message, however, included a chilling new detail – an instruction for those listening to ‘take potassium iodide pills’, which are typically used in radiation emergencies.
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