U.S. Military and NATO May Now Target Russia With Cyberweapons, Marking Huge Policy Change

Posted: 12/26/2017 | Leave a Comment

Western military alliance NATO’s recent decision to integrate cyber warfare into its command could be its biggest policy shift in decades and represents a stark 21st-century warning to foes, especially Russia, according to one of the leading officials to help draft the new strategy.

http://www.newsweek.com/nato-may-target-russia-cyber-weapons-marking-huge-policy-change-747697

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