The U.S. has charged five Russian intelligence officers and a civilian for the January 2022 'WhisperGate' cyberattack aimed at undermining Ukraine's civilian infrastructure, which is described as the first act of aggression in the Kremlin's war against Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned the U.S. against crossing 'red lines' related to arms supplies to Ukraine, emphasizing the dangers of escalating the conflict. He claimed that the U.S. has already crossed its own red lines by planning to send long-range missiles to Kyiv, and warned of the potential for World War III. Meanwhile, officials in Ireland are on alert for possible Russian interference in upcoming elections, citing U.S. claims of Russian funding for misinformation efforts. Russia has also dismissed the possibility of peace talks with Ukraine, as Kyiv reports advances in its military offensive. The situation continues to escalate, with various nations expressing concern over the implications of arms supplies and cyber warfare.