London: (RightNow) The UK and Germany have announced a defense agreement against Russian espionage and cyberattacks. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin.

Under the agreement, both countries will establish a joint security framework to prevent cyberattacks and sabotage. This framework is designed to counter Russian hybrid threats.

According to sources, the strategic agreement will enable intelligence sharing and threat monitoring. Both nations will work to prevent and neutralize threats.

This agreement is significant in the context of global security, as the joint efforts of both countries are essential for Europe’s safety. The move is prompted by the threat of Russian sabotage.

It is noteworthy that in recent years, there has been an increase in cyberattacks and espionage attempts by Russia, causing concern among Western nations.