Jin10 reported on September 29 that the highest commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, Michael Claesson, stated that Swedish pilots can shoot down any Russian aircraft that violates Swedish airspace. Swedish SVT television quoted him as saying, "If the other party does not comply with the instructions, it may be necessary to use weapons in extreme cases, first for designation, and second for effective fire. In other words, to shoot it down." Michael Claesson added that the decision to open fire ultimately rests with the pilots facing the threat at the Swedish border. However, Michael Claesson also stated that while the possibility of such a situation cannot be ruled out, it seems unlikely at present, as he believes that Russia does not want to go to war with NATO, but merely wants to politically divide NATO.

According to PANews news on August 27, according to CertiK monitoring, it was detected that SVT tokens were attacked by flash loans, and the economic model loopholes in the SVT transaction contract were exploited. The attacker made about $400,000 in profits through repeated buying and selling operations.

Jinse Finance reported that according to CertiK monitoring, a flash loan vulnerability in SVT tokens was detected, and the vulnerable SVT transaction contract became the victim of an attack that exploited the flaws in its economic model. Using the pattern of repeated buying and selling operations, the attacker obtained about 400,000 dollar earnings.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to CertiK’s monitoring, there is a flash loan vulnerability in SVT tokens, and attackers use the operation mode of repeated transactions to make a profit of about 400,000 US dollars.