2026-11-02 · 1 statements · 1 actors

Tallinn Mechanism joint statement on civilian cyber defence support for Ukraine, March 2026

Tallinn Mechanism member states issued a joint statement on civilian cyber security support for Ukraine after their March 2026 meeting in London.

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Joint statement from Tallinn Mechanism member states: 10 March 2026 2026-11-02 · mfa · one of several topics in this statement
Tallinn Mechanism members and observers, with representatives of the Government of Ukraine, met in London on 9 and 10 March 2026 and reaffirmed commitment to delivering civilian cyber security support to Ukraine. The statement says €302.6 million has been committed since December 2023 and that members will commit more funds during 2026.
Joint statement from Tallinn Mechanism member states: 10 March 2026 2026-11-02 · mfa · one of several topics in this statement
The statement says the Mechanism now has 14 member states, with Czechia as newest member and Republic of Korea as observer. The United Kingdom holds the rotating lead, which passes to Italy in July 2026.
Joint statement from Tallinn Mechanism member states: 10 March 2026 2026-11-02 · mfa · one of several topics in this statement
The statement says the Mechanism has begun engaging cyber agencies, initially led by the UK's National Cyber Security Centre, which give technical advice, and that it opened to private sector partners in 2026.