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Russia Says Cybersecurity Restart Hinges on Washington: Security Council
Russia Says Cybersecurity Restart Hinges on Washington: Security Council
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MOSCOW, (Sputnik) - The resumption of the Russia-US cybersecurity cooperation is possible if Washington has an appropriate attitude to the matter, Russian... 01.12.2025, Sputnik India
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The situation in field of international cybersecurity is of increasing concern, as the West is trying to impose its own rules, Khramov added.
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Russia Says Cybersecurity Restart Hinges on Washington: Security Council
21:51 01.12.2025 (Updated: 21:53 01.12.2025) MOSCOW, (Sputnik) - The resumption of the Russia-US cybersecurity cooperation is possible if Washington has an appropriate attitude to the matter, Russian Security Council Deputy Secretary Oleg Khramov said on Monday.
"The resumption of cooperation with the United States in this area and further cooperation are possible if Washington has the appropriate attitude based on the implementation of the provisions of the current Treaty on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters between Russia and the United States of America dated June 17, 1999," Khramov told the Kommersant newspaper.
The situation in field of international cybersecurity is of increasing concern, as the West is trying to impose its own rules, Khramov added.
