Kremlin’s Website Went Down After Awkward Questions To Putin

Russia announced a hacker attack.

After uncomfortable questions appeared on the screen of Putin’s “direct line,” the Kremlin’s official website went down.

Ukrainian journalist Andriy Tsaplienko drew attention to this.

Russia claims that the resource was allegedly the victim of an attack.

According to Baza, the official website of the Russian dictator kremlin.ru is working, but with significant interruptions. It doesn't load well or opens every time.

The biggest problems are when opening a website from a personal computer. It supposedly loads better on smartphones.

“According to preliminary data, the president’s website was attacked,” Baza said.