Hegseth orders suspension of cyber, information operations planning against Russia
The U.S. military’s cyber operations against Russia have been put on pause, a decision that’s already raising alarms in Washington. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered U.S. Cyber Command to stand down on cyber- and information-operations planning, reportedly as part of an effort to bring Russia to the negotiating table over Ukraine. Critics argue the move weakens U.S. security at a time when Russian cyber threats remain active. With Congress demanding answers, this shift in policy could have far-reaching consequences for national and global stability.
David DiMofletta has the full story linked below from Defense One.
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