Both NotPetya and the 2016-17 industrial control system attacks illustrate the hacking capabilities of the Russian intelligence community. [30] However, due to two key points, most cyber network attacks have failed to meet their objectives. [34]Ukraine’s increased defensive capabilities correspond with Russia's inability to coordinate cyber network attacks and espionage with actual kinetic attacks. A lack of logistical planning was evident, with ineffective cyber network attacks and electronic warfare brigades unable to support forward combat arms units. [35]Moreover, logistical failures led to unplanned and hasty retrogrades by the Russian military, with units leaving behind equipment they deemed inessential.

Source: Washington Post June 06, 2023 04:07 UTC