Alex Hook Militar Dead: Netizens Pay Tribute on Social Media
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During a pro-Russian separatist bombardment, a Ukrainian soldier was killed. On February 23, 2022, a soldier was killed on the front line in Eastern Ukraine. The soldier was identified as Alex Hook Militar.
The armed forces of the country shared the sad news. Their exact location, however, was not disclosed. Internet users were dismayed when they discovered the news.
The government has not released much information about the Ukrainian soldier who died in the war. Numerous horrifying videos and images have surfaced on the internet since the war began. It has saddened everyone to the core because no one wants to lose a loved one.
RIP ALEX HOOK pic.twitter.com/GUaY8MzLRD
— BANE 2.0 (@LinkBane777) February 28, 2022
How Did The Attack On Ukraine Start?
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In the beginning, a cyberattack was launched against Ukrainian government offices. Among these were massive amounts of web traffic and data-stealing malware that were followed by intrusions from the sea, air, and ground. Likewise, the nation’s news media covered the attack in great detail and gave an overview of it.
A cyberattack was reported by the media, while the government claimed that the attack was linked to Moscow. The news has been appearing online, and it has drawn criticism from the netizens who are criticizing the war for its very reasons. Some say the government cannot allow so many lives to be at risk.
In addition, the United States, European Union, and NATO Allies have denounced the invasion as well. Russian trade, finance, and businesses could be affected across the globe by the unprecedented international sanctions pledged by these countries.
Besides Russian President Vladimir Putin, it is evident that no one wants this war because it only causes destruction and deaths, as well as causing the country to go backward. However, it appears that the conflict between Ukraine and Russia will not be easily resolved. They will have to cope with the deadly effects of war.
Ukraine’s tech ecosystem was affected by the cyberattack. The region is home to big tech companies, hundreds of startups, and R&D offices of some of the world’s biggest brands.
Rest in peace Alex Hook 🕊️🤍
— amelia 💙💛 (@hahayesamelia) February 27, 2022
Ankita Khanrah
Ankita Khanrah is a second-year student of the Master of Communication and Journalism (Integrated) programme at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar.
