EU Parliament website down after passing resolution calling Russia a 'state sponsor of terrorism'The official website of the European Parliament became temporarily unavailable mere hours after MEPs passed a strongly-worded resolution declaring Russia a "state sponsor of terrorism."The total duration of the outage was unclear, but it was first detected after the Russian vote, which took place in the early afternoon.Euronews has reached out to the European Parliament's spokespeople service, asking for an official statement on the reasons behind the mysterious outage."We can of course not say who to blame but we did adopt a resolution today calling Russia a state sponsor of terrorism," the official told Euronews.Berlin switches on Christmas lights amid energy crisisEuronews- 'The risk of blackout is high': European cities to send generators to UkraineEuronews"