US Cyber Command

Trump Admin Accused of Treasonous Russian Collusion

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s order to halt U.S. Cyber Command’s planning against Russian aggression has sparked widespread alarm among experts and the public. The directive, revealed in a recent report, involves withdrawing U.S. countermeasures against Russia’s cyberattacks. This decision has drawn sharp criticism, with many accusing the administration of surrendering to Russia and abandoning vital leverage in the face of Russian aggression. Concerns are mounting about the implications for U.S. foreign policy and national security.

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Hegseth’s Cyber Command Stand-Down: Treason or Surrender?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed U.S. Cyber Command to halt all offensive cyber operations against Russia, a decision impacting hundreds to thousands of personnel depending on its scope. This order, while excluding the NSA’s intelligence work, reflects the White House’s push to improve relations with Moscow following the Ukraine invasion. The directive’s duration is unspecified, but it raises concerns about potential increased risks to US and international entities from Russian cyber activity. A Pentagon spokesperson declined comment.

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