Overview
- Deputy Security Council Secretary Oleg Khramov said Western states are trying to set information-security rules that benefit only them.
- He argued the approach seeks to legitimize a "right of the strong" in the information sphere.
- Russia called for effective international legal mechanisms to prevent conflicts in cyberspace.
- Khramov cited Russia’s active role in the UN Open-Ended Working Group with more than 130 participating countries to promote Russian approaches.
- He pointed to the Convention against Cybercrime as a key step and said Moscow is ready for both multilateral cooperation and bilateral mechanisms.