There is no asymmetry in capability but there is an asymmetry in the desire to provoke. Russia has solidified its role in the world as essentially - a geopoliti

There is no asymmetry in capability but there is an asymmetry in the desire to provoke. Russia has solidified its role in the world as essentially - a geopolitical troll. "Stabbing in the back", the thing they accuse everyone else of, is the strategy. NATO does not want this fight, and they do not have the hierarchy of plausible deniability, which the Russian security services have perfected to a form of art. "Independent" hacking groups do jobs for the government, in exchange to freely conduct mercenary for-profit attacks without fear of being jailed. NATO countries don't have this system. If they do something, they do it without proxies. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/01/dutch-intelligence-hacked-video-cameras-in-office-of-russians-who-hacked-dnc/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/01/dutch...