Estonia and Ukraine Enhance Critical Infrastructure Protection Cooperation

• •Estonia and Ukraine signed a memorandum on May 28, 2026, for critical infrastructure protection.
• •The agreement emphasizes knowledge sharing on physical and cyber threat mitigation strategies.
• •Joint training sessions and seminars are planned to ensure effective collaboration.

On May 28, 2026, Estonia and Ukraine signed a memorandum to bolster cooperation in critical infrastructure protection. The agreement focuses on sharing knowledge and experience in countering physical and cyber threats, particularly in energy and communication sectors. Estonia aims to learn from Ukraine's wartime resilience strategies, while Ukraine seeks to adopt Estonia's systems aligned with EU directives. Key areas of collaboration include physical security, drone threat mitigation, and cyber protection. Joint seminars and training sessions are planned to ensure ongoing cooperation. This partnership reflects a growing recognition of Ukraine's expertise in maintaining critical services under threat. The cooperation aligns with broader European efforts to enhance infrastructure resilience against hybrid threats.