Check Your Old SIM Card: Scammers Steal Numbers, Access Diia, and Get Loans ↗
Front page leadScammers are reportedly stealing old SIM card numbers to gain access to the Ukrainian 'Diia' government services app and take out loans.
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The news on TSN.ua covers a range of topics including a warning about SIM card fraud, concerns over school nutrition, refugee issues in the Netherlands, a plague outbreak in Russia, military operations in eastern Ukraine, and drone attacks on Kyiv.
Scammers are reportedly stealing old SIM card numbers to gain access to the Ukrainian 'Diia' government services app and take out loans.
Parents are calling for an end to school nutrition programs, citing issues with the quality of food served to children.
Ukrainian refugees in the Netherlands are affected by new court decisions and other significant developments.
A mother has spoken out after her lab assistant daughter died from plague in Russia, suggesting negligence.
The Norwegian Royal Palace has announced that Queen Mette-Marit will not be able to return to her official duties until the summer of the following year.
On the anniversary of Nina Matvienko's passing, her daughter and granddaughter have shared emotional memories and tributes.
Kyiv experienced a deadly morning as drone attacks struck the capital, resulting in casualties.
An analysis of the current situation regarding plague in Russia and the potential for a new outbreak.
The Institute for the Study of War reports that Ukrainian forces are conducting counteroffensives in the Donetsk region.
Problems with water supply have arisen in Kyiv, with some districts potentially experiencing disruptions.
The article explains the potential fines for ignoring summons issued through the 'Rezerv+' system.
Ukraine is under attack by Russian drones, with reported explosions and a westward trajectory of the aircraft.
South Korea has issued an unexpected statement following a scandal involving fuel supplies to Russia.
A Ukrainian citizen has been deported from Poland due to improper parking.