The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland expressed concern about the cyber attack that inflicted on Ukrainian government websites on the night of January 13-14. Lukasz Jasina, spokesman for the Polish Foreign Ministry, wrote about this on Twitter..

“We are concerned about the report of a cyber attack on the websites of the Ukrainian government, in particular, on the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry. We strongly condemn all actions that lead to the spread of disinformation and the disruption of the functioning of state institutions,” Yasina wrote on Twitter..

At the same time, he noted that the “statements” in Polish, which appeared on the main pages of the attacked sites, are interpreted by the Foreign Ministry as another attempt to destabilize Polish-Ukrainian relations..

The European Union, NATO and Sweden have already reacted to the cyber attack.

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On the night of January 13-14, a hacker attack was carried out on a number of government websites. The websites of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the State Emergency Service, the Cabinet of Ministers, the Ministry of Energy suffered from it. So far, the Cyber \u200b\u200bPolice have not commented on the hacker attack.. It is not known who is responsible.

At the same time, the SBU and the Ministry of Digital Transformation stated that the personal data of Ukrainians is safe.. According to the head of the Ministry of Digital Development Mikhail Fedorov, the performance of some sites, not registries, has suffered. The issue of opening a case under Art.. 361 (Unauthorized intervention in the operation of computers, automated systems, computer networks or telecommunication networks) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.