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The move comes after a Ukrainian attack in the Kursk region, which has resulted in civilian casualties and the destruction of residential buildings and other civilian infrastructure.

The NAC emphasized that the CTO’s legal framework includes the implementation of necessary measures and temporary restrictions under Article 11 of the Federal Law “On Combating Terrorism.”

These measures are aimed at ensuring the safety of the population, maintaining public order, and enhancing the protection of critical infrastructure.

The text reads, “Chebekino, Belgorod region, Russia. A Ukrainian drone deliberately attacks a civilian building and enters an apartment with an open window. The 75-year-old woman who lived there died in the explosion.” Meanwhile, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko informed that twelve people are in critical condition following a large-scale Ukrainian assault on Russia’s Kursk region that began on Tuesday.

“55 people, including 8 children, are receiving inpatient treatment following shelling by Ukraine in the Kursk region,” he said and mentioned that 20 victims, including 2 children received outpatient care, adding that medical teams continued to work in the region and all victims were receiving the necessary medical assistance.

Russia declared a state of emergency in the Kursk region due to the tense situation there. The Defense Ministry said that a military operation to defeat the Ukrainian forces in Kursk was ongoing. The Ukrainian side lost 945 troops and 102 military vehicles since the start of the incursion.

This cyberattack is a new threat from the “fascists who bow to U.S. imperialism,” Transportation Minister Velasquez said.

On Friday afternoon, the website of the Venezuelan Consortium of Aeronautical Industries and Air Services (CONVIASA) stopped operating due to a cyberattack.

Hours later, Venezuelan Transport Minister Ramon Velasquez confirmed that the CONVIASA website had been attacked by Anonymous.

“Known for its online actions, Anonymus directed its attention towards our airline. However, security measures have allowed us to maintain operational continuity and data confidentiality,” he said.

This cyberattack is a new threat from the “fascists who bow to U.S. imperialism and are linked to Elon Musk,” Velasquez added.

According to AviationLine, however, the hackers managed to display some travel documents attributed to officials of President Nicolas Maduro’s administration.

A similar attack occurred after the presidential elections held on Sunday, July 28, when hackers attacked the website of the National Electoral Council (CNE) and other Venezuelan telecommunications companies.

Days later, Elvis Amoroso, the president of the CNE, confirmed that the cyberattacks were carried out from different parts of the world and aimed to delay the transmission of polling station records and the process of disseminating results.

As part of the U.S. economic war against the Bolivarian nation, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), a division of the United States Department of the Treasury, sanctioned CONVIASA, prohibiting it from conducting international transactions that affect its business activities.