Google fixes “technical mistake” in maps that presented Crimea to Russian users as Ukrainian territory - bne IntelliNews

March 14, 2019

Russia Ukraine Google fixes “technical mistake” in maps that presented Crimea to Russian users as Ukrainian territory - bne IntelliNews War-displaced Ukrainians struggle to get their vote - FRANCE 24 Russian Security Service blocks supplies of weapon products to Ukraine - 112 International Day in Donbas: Russia fires twice, two Ukrainian soldiers wounded - 112 International The trolls are winning, says Russian troll hunter - WBFO Google fixes “technical mistake” in maps that presented Crimea to Russian users as Ukrainian territory - bne IntelliNews bne IntelliNews Five year after Russia took control of the peninsula, the sovereignty dispute between Russia and Ukraine over Crimea is still sensitive for online service providers, reports East-West Digital News (EWDN). Read More War-displaced Ukrainians struggle to get their vote - FRANCE 24 FRANCE 24 Date created : 14/03/2019 - 06:57 Kryvyi Rig (Ukraine) (AFP) Natalya Nikitchenko was forced to flee the war in eastern Ukraine: now, like more than a million others, she is battling to get her vote in this month's presidential election. Read More Russian Security Service blocks supplies of weapon products to Ukraine - 112 International 112 International Yuriy Lutsenko, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) blocked the supply of the details of the military use to Ukraine, as Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko said during the session of the Temporary Investigation Commission on the investigation of deals in the national security sector, Pravda reports.  Read More Day in Donbas: Russia fires twice, two Ukrainian soldiers wounded - 112 International 112 International The Russian militants opened fire in the Donbas conflict zone two times today. The Ministry of Defense reported this on its website. The enemy attacked the Joint Forces operation in the East operational group action zone. Read More The trolls are winning, says Russian troll hunter - WBFO WBFO Slaying online trolls can be a lonely business. Just ask Russia’s Lyudmila Savchuk, who first exposed the story of Russia’s disinformation campaign back in 2014.  The journalist and 33-year-old mother of two, Savchuk started noticing websites and social media accounts attacking local opposition activists in her hometown of Saint Petersburg with a frequency she hadn’t seen before.  Read More

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