Government shuts down electronic services after cyberattack
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Poland's national ePUAP electronic administration system has been temporarily shut down following a cyberattack, with no immediate timeline for its restoration. This disruption impacts various public services across the country.
New details have emerged regarding the recent Krakow attack, including information about the victim being shot at the door and an injured police officer requiring further surgery. Prosecutors also indicate a new investigative direction, and the family of an injured British national has appealed to the Polish public. Separately, General Mieczysław Ciench has voiced concerns over increasing political influence within the Polish army.
In other news, preparations are underway for upcoming marches, with reports of projectiles being thrown. The extradition process for Marcin P., the head of Cinkciarz, from the USA to Poland is progressing. Additionally, a prominent Polish investor is reportedly venturing into missile production, and the nation is commemorating the 108th anniversary of its regained independence.