The Flightradar website, whose users are actively monitoring the possible arrival of US Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi in Taiwan, has been hacked and has limited the number of transactions available per minute.
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, has scheduled a series of visits to Asian countries. The increased attention to these trips is mainly due to the fact that Pelosi was going to visit Taiwan after a trip to Japan.
On July 30, the congresswoman flew a Boeing C-40C from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland into the Pacific Ocean. The flight turned out to be of interest to a large number of Internet users from all over the world.
According to Flightradar, which tracks aircraft movements, Pelosi’s flight was the most followed among the site’s users, with more than 100,000 people watching her flight.
The media reported another aggravation of US-China relations in the context of a possible visit by Pelosi to Taiwan. In Beijing, they appealed to US leaders with a call to reject the visit.
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