Yurii Shchyhol, the head of the Ukrainian State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection, warns there might be an ongoing World Cyber War since the start of Russia's invasion. Russian cyberespionage and cyberattacks since 24 February weren't targeted only at Ukraine. Their intervention has been recorded in 42 countries across six continents, mostly from NATO and countries which supported Ukraine during this period.

Shchyhol has stated for Politico that the world has been awakened and that countries are more willing to intensely cooperate with each other on these issues. He also advised: 'But what we need are not further sanctions and further efforts to curb cyberattacks, we also need for global security companies to leave the market of the Russian Federation. Only then can we ensure the victory will be ours, especially in cyberspace.'

In this interview, it was said that there is strong assistance from the U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency as all of Russia's attacks are 'an ongoing, continuous war, including the war in cyberspace.' What Shchyhol also warns us is that despite the two-month stagnation of Russian cyber attacks, what they're doing is just a part of their tactic in order to collect resources for another attack -which will likely be on a global level.