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Fake alerts warn of nuclear danger as Ukraine and Russia report emergency app hacks
The dueling accusations came just as a rare humanitarian ceasefire between the two sides ended, raising fears of intensified fighting.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets frame the story as a return of Ukrainians from a Russia-occupied city, with BBC and CBS focusing on evacuation and reunion. CBS alone mentions the residents traveling by bus and plane through Russia and Belarus and says the move followed a deal brokered by Melania Trump. BBC’s earlier and later items add survival details, including shortages of food, water and electricity and, in one extract, a couple crossing minefields in search of food.
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