The European police agency Europol is concerned about who will end up with the weapons supplied by the European Union to Ukraine, Deutsche Welle reports.

Someday the war will end. Europol wants to prevent a repeat of the situation 30 years ago after the war in the Balkans. Weapons from that war are still used by criminal groups, said Europol director Catherine de Bolle.

According to de Bolle, her department plans to create an international working group to develop a strategy in this matter. She noted that Europol records the secret movements of terrorists known to the authorities and extremists ready for violence between Ukraine and the European Union.

According to the head of Europol, her department is currently recording an increase in the number of cyber attacks in the context of the war in Ukraine. Basically, DDoS attacks are registered to bring down Internet servers with the help of artificially caused overload and cyber attacks for ransom, said Catherine de Bolle.