Polish News Agency Targeted in Suspected Russian Cyberattack

False article on military mobilization published ahead of European Parliament elections, raising concerns over disinformation tactics.

Poland's state news agency PAP was hit by a cyberattack, likely originating from Russia, according to government officials.
A fake news report claiming the mobilization of 200,000 men was published twice on PAP's news feed before being retracted.
The incident is seen as part of broader Russian efforts to destabilize Poland, especially due to its support for Ukraine.
Polish authorities are investigating the cyberattack and have secured the compromised access point.
The attack comes just days before the European Parliament elections, heightening concerns over election interference.