Some components will be moved to the cloud, while others will be relocated underground or abroad. Ukraine is preparing its digital infrastructure for a worst-case scenario

NATO intelligence services are reporting a high probability of a Russian attack on the Baltic states in the near future. Experts highlight Moscow’s use of historical dates and internal problems to pressure the Alliance.

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Some components will be moved to the cloud, while others will be relocated underground or abroad. Ukraine is preparing its digital infrastructure for a worst-case scenario

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The risk of a Russian attack on the Baltic states: experts point to historical parallels