From the hacking attack on Estonia in 2007 to the fake news targeting the NATO battalions on the alliance’s eastern border in 2017 — the Baltic states have been the bull’s-eye of Russian-backed digital warfare.
Ten years ago, Estonians awoke to find the country paralyzed by a mass cyberattack and in the grip of street riots, with Russian protesters traveling across the border to participate against “Nazism” and “blasphemy.” The Estonian goverment’s decision to relocate a memorial to Soviet soldiers in the capital Tallinn had sparked the biggest crisis since the country’s independence.
Related Posts :
2019 Mercedes AMG A35: AMG’s Most Affordable Model Gets Detailed
Reportagem: Medicine Boy [Sabotage Club, Lisboa]- Fully-Camouflaged 2019 Renault Captur Goes Out Into The World
- Ghosn’s Arrest Reportedly Derailed Nissan’s Plans To Debut Long-Range Leaf In LA
- Maserati Edizione Nobile Package Adds A Touch Of Class To The Levante, Ghibli And Quattroporte
0 Response to "BALTICS BATTLE RUSSIA IN ONLINE DISINFORMATION WAR"
Post a Comment