Inside NATO's Cyber Range: How armies prepare against attack and why nations must work together
Euronews Next visited NATO’s Cyber Range in Estonia to see how armies are preparing for cyberattacks, including soon-to-be members Sweden and Finland.
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Euronews Next visited NATO’s Cyber Range in Estonia to see how armies are preparing for cyberattacks, including soon-to-be members Sweden and Finland.
Washington, D.C. – Today, 18 retired three- and four-star generals and admirals—who previously oversaw military operations and served at NATO and U.S. European Command—sent a letter to Congress on the urgency for additional security, economic, and humanitarian assistance for Ukraine. Click here or see below for the full letter.
Though the battle for Ukraine remains largely a grinding artillery war, new advances in technology and training there are being closely monitored for the ways they are starting to shape combat.
The threat of traditional military confrontation in Europe has notdisappeared. Key European allies must rebuild their militaries to under take both conventional and asymmetric military operations.NATO must be the cornerstone of the transatlantic alliance and theprimary actor in European security. A European defense identityshould be a civilian complement to NATO and represent additionalresources for European security.
Around 1,500 military and civilian personnel from NATO and partner countries are gathering in Portugal this month for two maritime exercises aimed at testing the interoperability of new maritime unmanned systems.