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Home›Defense Strategies›NATO Includes Russia, Iran and China into List of Main Cyber-Enemies
Defense Strategies

October 19, 2012 · about 13 years ago

NATO Includes Russia, Iran and China into List of Main Cyber-Enemies

NATO included Russia, Iran, and China into the list of main cyber-enemies of the Alliance, writes Kommersant referring to own sources in NATO headquarters… [mappress] Source: Russian Navy, October 19, 2012; Image: Nato

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NATO included Russia, Iran, and China into the list of main cyber-enemies of the Alliance, writes Kommersant referring to own sources in NATO headquarters…

[mappress] Source: Russian Navy , October 19, 2012; Image: Nato

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