Fedorov announced this on Telegram, according to Ukrinform reports.

“I was honored to take part in the working session of the digital ministers of the G7 countries. I called for support to Ukraine to end the war as soon as possible and to strengthen Russia’s digital and technological blockade,” the minister said. Wrote.

According to him, the G7 was interested in Ukraine’s experience in the first cyber war. In particular, during the working session, the ministers analyzed practical cases: working with fakes and disseminating the truth in conditions of full control of the Russian media; experience in creating sustainable cyber defenses; Using starlins for fast recovery of internet coverage; identification of marauding Russian soldiers through analysis of postal items and informing relatives; using artificial intelligence to recognize the faces of the slain invaders; successful experience of the bot is the enemy.

Fedorov also urged the “digital” ministers of the G7 to develop a new format of security against information and cyber threats.

As reported, on February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Russian troops bombard and destroy important infrastructure facilities; using artillery, rocket-propelled grenade launchers and ballistic missiles, they are intensely bombarding residential areas of Ukrainian cities and villages.

The invaders carried out mass terror in the temporarily occupied territories.

Photograph: FEDOROV telegram