En.Interfax.Ua NATO and Ukraine Condemn Russian Cyber Attacks Amid Ongoing Threats
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- •NATO condemned Russia's ongoing cyber attacks against its members and Ukraine.
- •Ukraine has joined NATO's statement, emphasizing violations of international law.
- •The UK and EU have imposed sanctions against Russian cyber operatives.
NATO has condemned Russia's cyber attacks against its members and Ukraine, calling for an end to these actions. The North Atlantic Council emphasized that these cyber activities threaten the security of the Alliance and violate international law. Ukraine has joined NATO's statement, highlighting the need for collective measures to counter these threats. The attacks target critical infrastructure and government institutions, with NATO reaffirming its commitment to strengthen cyber defense capabilities. The UK and EU have also imposed sanctions against individuals and organizations linked to these cyber operations. NATO is prepared to respond to these threats in accordance with international law. The situation remains tense as both NATO and Ukraine seek to bolster their cybersecurity efforts.
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