The UK said on Sunday it would expand its program to help Ukraine cyber-defend as it launches a counteroffensive against Russia, Reuters reports.
In the announcement, the British government said it would provide 16 million pounds ($20.5 million) in funding with "potential for a further £9 million contribution from international allies."
London said the package would allow Ukraine to be better armed to protect "critical national infrastructure from crippling Russian attacks."
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