[tcrlaf]

This was going to happen, sooner or later....

[claudiustg]

-—While planning to raise the issue with the Russian authorities, EU and Nato officials have been careful not to accuse the Russians directly.-—

Mustn’t offend the delicate Russian sensibilities.

[Andy from Beaverton]

all over a crappy statue...

[texas booster]

If it were established that Russia is behind the attacks, it would be the first known case of one state targeting another by cyber-warfare.

It won't be the first known case of cyberwar by a long shot. Maybe the first publicized case that the Euro media cared to review.

Certainly the first example of the Euromedia mentioning that their allies, the ex-Soviets are still commies at heart.

Still, it seems to really have disrupted Estonia more than any other attack in memory.

[garyhope]

Russia is still a lawless criminal organization, not a country or government.

[TBP]

Trying to reassemble teh Soviet Union, as you woudl expect from a KGB man.

[B. Chezwick]

Just more evidence that the Soviet Union is about to be reborn.

[midway]

Stunning in its brazeness, isn’t it?

Poisoning dissidents.

Killing journalists.

Expropriating companies.

Gas supply extrotion.

Centralizing power.

Harrassing NGOs

Hysterics over very limited misile defenses.

Provocative rhetoric.

Espionage booming.

Cyberwar on a NATO country.