NATO vows cyber deal with Ukraine after 'massive' govt hack


NATO will deepen cyber security cooperation with Ukraine, following attacks that knocked out key government websites in Kyiv, during a tense period between Russia and the West. — REUTERS/File Photo

NATO announced Friday it planned to deepen cyber cooperation with Ukraine after a sweeping attack knocked out key government websites in Kyiv at a time of mounting tensions between Russia and the West over Ukrainian security.

The announcement comes the same day the United States released intelligence findings suggesting Russia is planning a sabotage operation to create a pretext to invade Ukraine.

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