It is not ruled out that in the future the European Union (EU) will provide more active support to Ukraine in the fight against cyberattacks and disinformation. Brussels already has similar experience; last year it was used during the parliamentary elections in Moldova. The same is planned to be done this year in Armenia, where a new EU mission will be established, aiming to “counter the actions of the Russian side,” RFE/RL reports.

This week is full of news regarding Armenia. Debates on Armenia began Tuesday in the European Parliament. In a few days, the parliament will also vote in favor of a resolution supporting Armenia, and early next week, the country will host the leaders of most European states within the framework of the European Political Community summit, after which the first EU-Armenia summit will be held.