Against the background of the upcoming anti-Russian sanctions, which the European Union plans to approve tomorrow, the Netherlands joined the harmonious chorus of attacks on the Russian Federation. Defense Minister Anck Beyweveld said that countries are now leading cyberwar. Russia's actions, in her opinion, pose a threat to the world community.. In the light of recent events - namely, numerous cyber attacks attributed to Moscow to a number of international and European organizations - security measures are being strengthened there.. In addition, intelligence agencies have increased funding.. And all this is happening due to the fault of the omnipresent Russia, I am sure Beyleveld. Once again, she accused our country of breaking into WADA, interfering in the investigation of the MH17 crash and in the political debates in the Netherlands and threatened that Amsterdam could attack in response. "We are actively looking for areas where we can increase security and increase resistance. However, we can act offensively if there is such a need, "the Minister stressed on air of the WNL Broadcasting Association.

Recall the so-called cyber attack on the OPCW the Netherlands reported on October 4. Then it became known about the expulsion from the country of four Russians, which looked strange, considering that everything happened on April 13. Later information appeared that the citizens of the Russian Federation allegedly tried to hack into the database of the investigation of the crash of the Malaysian Boeing in Ukraine. Amsterdam, still not holding any evidence, threatened Moscow with sanctions.