"Hybrid aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine posed new threats to the Allies that required strengthening of NATO-Ukraine cooperation, primarily in non-military fields. In such circumstances, Ukraine needs more support from the Alliance, but, at the same time, it has become a source of knowledge and experience in countering hybrid warfare. Today such cooperation actually turns into a common response to hybrid threats, and it should further focus on such key non-military areas: information security, strategic communications, cyber security, energy security, emergency response, demining, protection of human rights, and democratization of society. Accession of Ukraine to NATO Centres of Excellence should play an important role."

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