US-Russian dialogue: "There are major differences in analysis between European countries"
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The Foreign Ministers of the European Union, in Brest, January 14, 2022. Fred Tanneau Pool/AFP
By: Florent Guignard Follow
The European Union condemns the cyberattack carried out this Friday, January 14 against several Ukrainian government sites and is mobilizing all its means to help Kiev, the head of European diplomacy announced in Brest.
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The attack came amid heightened tensions between Kiev and Moscow and a stalemate in Western-led talks to avert another armed conflict in Ukraine.
Analysis by Marie Dumoulin, director of the Wider Europe program at the European Council on International Relations (ECFR).
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