U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has revealed NATO, along with four partner nations, will launch new initiatives around Ukraine, artificial intelligence, disinformation, and cybersecurity.
“Each initiative is different, but the main goal is the same: Harness the unique strengths of highly capable democracies to address shared global challenges,” he told the NATO Summit Defense Industry Forum on July 9.
The latest initiative ties Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Japan to NATO’s changing focus and aim to modernise capabilities.
Mr. Sullivan said the group was overhauling its command structure so partner nations could “rapidly shift to [a] war footing” if needed and know where to take orders from.
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NATO to Launch Initiatives on Ukraine, AI, Disinformation, and Cyber
- by: Daniel Y. Teng
- 07.09.24
- Source:
The Epoch Times
- 07/10/2024
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NATO by Sergeant Paul Shaw LBIPP (Army) is licensed under Army MoD/Crown copyright (year)
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