In his first public speech as director of British spy agency GCHQ, Jeremy Fleming called out Russia’s “unacceptable cyber behavior,” amidst rising tensions between Western allies and the Kremlin in Syria and beyond. Speaking at the CyberUK event in Manchester, U.K., on Thursday, Fleming said recent events had been “particularly stark and shocking,” pointing to the use of a nerve agent on a former Russian spy and his daughter on British soil.

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