Putin: Russia open to hacker exchange with US
By DW
15 June 2021 |
6:55 am
Recent cyberattacks on critical US infrastructure and companies have been blamed on Russian hackers. US President Joe Biden vowed to raise the issue during his meeting with President Vladimir Putin next week.
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