NATO urges Moscow to stop hybrid attacks against Ukraine's supporters, according to Western officials.
NATO calls for an end to hybrid actions
NATO has expressed a desire for Moscow to stop what Western officials refer to as a "hybrid" campaign involving sabotage and interference aimed at undermining support for Ukraine. Hybrid warfare explained
Hybrid warfare combines conventional military tactics with non-military actions such as cyberattacks, disinformation, and economic pressure to destabilize a target country or its allies. Focus on Ukraine's supporters
The alleged campaign includes efforts to disrupt the activities of individuals and groups that support Ukraine, both within and outside the country. NATO's stance on the issue
NATO has not issued a formal condemnation but has emphasized the importance of maintaining stability and security in the region. Moscow's response not addressed
The statement from NATO does not include a direct response or acknowledgment from Russian officials, leaving the situation in a state of diplomatic uncertainty.