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Russia, China, Iran Launch Cybercrime Alliance, Excluding West
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By Рами Мадрих
First reported by NEWSru Israel · 15 hours ago
What happened
China, Russia, and Iran have launched an international alliance to combat cybercrime, excluding Western nations. The initiative aims to coordinate global efforts against digital fraud, but analysts see it as part of a broader geopolitical strategy by China to build alternative international structures.
- 01China launched an international alliance against cybercrime on September 10th.
- 02Russia, Vietnam, Laos, Kenya, Cambodia, and Pakistan are founding members.
- 03The US, UK, Canada, and Israel are notably absent from the alliance.
- 04Analysts see the alliance as part of China's strategy to create alternative global platforms.
- 05The move occurs amid growing strategic ties between Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.
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