Gazprom has reportedly been the victim of a cyber attack, resulting in the downing of its website.
This is the latest cyberattack targeting state entities in Russia since its military invaded Ukraine.
In what appears to be a hacked version, the website contained a statement allegedly made by Alexei Miller, the company's CEO and an ally of Vladimir Putin. Miller reportedly criticized the Russian military, which contrasts with a statement he made last month calling on the company's 500,000 employees to rally around President Putin.
Gazprom's website was taken down immediately afterwards. A company spokesman called the announcement "nonsense."
Source: protothema.gr
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