added: "Some customers are experiencing delays or confusion with shipments that are destined abroad".
On the other hand, the British Post confirmed that the operations of importing shipments coming from abroad operate regularly with limited delays.
The government agency said it has opened an investigation into the incident and is working "with external experts" And"Sincerely apologise" to its customers for interruption in service.
But it did not explain what this cyber event was, or whether it was an attack.
This development comes after a technical failure that paralyzed flights to and from the United States for several hours.
Authorities said the fault affected the NOTAM system, which warns pilots of potential hazards throughout the flight path.
It is not yet clear what caused the malfunction.
However, a US Cyber Command official told"Sky News Arabia" It would prove to be a malfunction in the flight system "cyber attack"it will prepare "act of war".
The official, who asked not to be named, stated: "We do not preempt the investigation, but if the act was piracy, it is considered an act of war."
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she said goodbye British Postal Service Customers to refrain from sending items to the mail at the present time, indicating that it is working to solve the problem, according to the British “Sky News” network.
She added, “Some customers are facing problems of delay or confusion in shipments that were directed abroad.”
On the other hand, the British Post confirmed that the operations of importing shipments coming from abroad operate regularly with limited delays.
The government agency said it had opened an investigation into the incident, was working “with external experts” and “sincerely apologizing” to its customers for the outage.
But it did not explain what this cyber event was, or whether it was an attack.
This development comes after a technical failure that paralyzed flights to and from the United States for several hours.
Authorities said the fault affected the NOTAM system, which warns pilots of potential hazards throughout the flight path.
It is not yet clear what caused the malfunction.
However, an official in the US Cyber Command told “Sky News Arabia” that if the malfunction in the flight system was proven to be a “cyber attack”, it would be considered an “act of war”.
The official, who asked not to be named, said: “We are not pre-empting the investigation, but if the act was piracy, then it is considered an act of war.”