BRUSSELS: NATO members agreed on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) to increase the use of cyber weaponry and tactics during military operations, with the alliance also upgrading other capabilities to combat a resurgent Russia.
The changes are part of the alliance’s biggest shakeup since the Cold War, with defense ministers backing the creation of two new command centers to help protect Europe.
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