Germany will provide NATO with its cyber weapon

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To improve NATO weapons in cyberspace, Germany will provide it with cyber weapons. About this informs Deutsche Welle.
German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said that the country, in addition to providing land forces, air force and naval forces, will now provide cyberspace to NATO.

“While NATO does not develop its own capabilities for cyber-attacks, they are voluntarily provided by Alliance member states. Last year, the United States, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Estonia and Denmark did this. As in the case of other military resources, such as tanks and airplanes, members of the Alliance retain control over their cyber capabilities and make it available to NATO when it is necessary for missions and operations,” the statement reads.

Earlier “Journalist” reported that the 55th Security Conference will start in Munich.