Jens Stoltenberg: NATO will step up cybersecurity support for Ukraine, Allies will also help Georgia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina to help strengthen their resilience

According to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, NATO will step up its cybersecurity assistance to Ukraine.

As the NATO Secretary General said at the briefing after the end of the NATO Ministerial, the Alliance will also provide equipment to help Ukraine protect against chemical and biological threats.

"Allies agreed that we should also help other partners to strengthen their resilience. And shore up their ability to defend themselves, including Georgia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

For Georgia, we could increase our support through the Substantial NATO-Georgia Package," he said.