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NATO and EU Slam Russia for Hybrid Warfare

May 6, 2024
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NATO and EU Slam Russia for Hybrid Warfare

In recent weeks, NATO and the European Union have formally condemned Russia for a series of hybrid operations targeting their countries, which have intensified concerns about security within the alliance and the bloc. The North Atlantic Council (NAC), NATO’s political executive body, voiced deep concerns over malign activities on allied territories, leading to investigations and charges against multiple individuals linked to hostile state activities. These activities, disclosed by counterintelligence efforts in countries like Czechia, Estonia, Germany, and the United Kingdom, are considered part of a broader Russian campaign to disrupt the Euro-Atlantic area.

On a specific front, NATO highlighted a malicious cyber campaign from Russia that targeted a political party in Germany in 2023, alongside other critical institutions in Czechia. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, during a press conference in Australia, attributed a cyberattack on Germany’s Social Democrat Party to APT28, a group known to be associated with Russia’s military intelligence service, the GRU. NATO underscored that the same threat actor had targeted various governmental entities, critical infrastructure operators, and other organizations across the alliance, significantly impacting countries like Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, and Sweden.

The European Council also issued a statement accusing Russia of engaging in a continuous pattern of irresponsible behavior in cyberspace. They pointed out that Russia’s actions targeted democratic institutions, government entities, and critical infrastructure providers across the European Union and beyond, reflecting a blatant disregard for global cyber norms. Concurrently, the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that its intelligence services had been compromised by APT28 exploiting a previously unknown vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook.

The series of events underscores a dramatic escalation in hybrid warfare tactics by Russia, including sabotage, acts of violence, and extensive cyber and electronic interference. These actions have prompted a robust response from NATO and EU countries, which are now working individually and collectively to counter these threats. Officials from affected countries have criticized these actions and are calling on Russia to adhere to its international obligations, emphasizing that such tactics will not deter allies from continuing their support for Ukraine.

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  • NATO and EU Decry Russia’s Escalating Hybrid Warfare
Tags: Cyber NewsCyber News 2024Cyber threatsCybersecurityEUEuropean UnionHybrid WarfareMay 2024NATORussia
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