Sentence examples for cyber troops from inspiring English sources

The most prominent cell of the nation's cyber troops is known as "Bureau 121,"  a group of roughly 1,800 hackers who are hand-picked from the nation's top universities, according to a North Korean defector who spoke with Reuters last year.

His cyber-troops do not fly planes into buildings, throw acid at schoolgirls or murder apostates.

That could involve irregular troops, cyber attacks and inflaming tensions with ethnic Russian minorities in nations seen as part of the country's "near abroad" by Moscow.

He also asked them to prepare to deal with threats such as cyber-attacks, irregular troops, and propaganda.

Although there is supposed to be a ceasefire in Ukraine, fighting has continued and Fallon warned on Wednesday that Nato must be ready for Russian aggression in "whatever form it takes", whether it involved irregular troops, cyber-attacks or inflaming tensions with ethnic Russian minorities in nations seen by Moscow as part of the country's "near abroad".

NATO should announce that it will hold exercises in central and eastern Europe, strengthen air and cyber defences there and immediately send some troops, missiles and aircraft to the Baltics and Poland.

They said the attacks were smaller and less sophisticated than a cyber attack that accompanied five days of fighting between Russian and Georgian troops last month or a cyber attack that struck Estonian Web sites in 2007 after the authorities moved a bronze statue of a Soviet-era soldier from a park in Tallinn.

Meanwhile, North Korea was accused of being behind a cyber-attack that shut the websites of government departments in the United States and South Korea.American troops continued their efforts to retake Taliban strongholds in Afghanistan's Helmand province, assisted by British troops in a parallel operation.

The second Obama administration has its own vision, which could be described as modern covert intervention, without the need for naval fleets and U.S. troops, which are replaced by advanced technology and instruments such as unmanned drones and cyber warfare.

The Pentagon, which for years resisted allowing unfettered Internet access on military computers because of cyber-security concerns, has now embraced the revolution, saying instant communication is a huge morale boost for troops and their families.

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