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The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed that Western intelligence services use the information space for sabotage, extortion and data collection on users around the world.
The Russian news agency TASS quoted the Russian Foreign Ministry as saying today in a message following the results of the fourth session of the United Nations Special Committee on the development of a comprehensive agreement to combat information crimes: The future agreement to combat information crimes must become a tool for effective international cooperation, pointing out that Moscow will continue to work on developing An effective comprehensive document based on national legislation and the principles of the United Nations Charter during the regular session in Vienna on 11-21 April 2023 to give the Convention a legally binding character.
The ministry added: Moscow, with like-minded people and countries in the developing world, defends the broad scope of the developed agreement, and seeks to include in it the obligations of states to protect state sovereignty and combat the use of information and communication technology for terrorists, pointing out that this approach is opposed by the United States, which is working to consolidate technological superiority. To blackmail and sabotage around the world to reduce the scope of international cooperation.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that the future agreement should become a tool for effective international cooperation in combating information crimes, establish global legislative standards and law enforcement practices, and ensure reliable protection for citizens.
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