Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine Yuriy Stets has made a working visit to the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Friday, where he attended a meeting of NATO-Ukraine Commission at the level of the Partnership and Cooperative Security Committee, the minister said on his Facebook page.

"Apparently, Ukraine suffers the most from the latest methods of warfare, which Russia employs today. The weakness of public communications makes us extremely vulnerable and poses a threat to our partners. We have to catch up with the civilized world in the ability and capacity to communicate our position to the people, both inside the country and abroad. Ukraine's efforts are aimed at strategic communications system development. In this regard we need the help of the Alliance," Stets wrote on his Facebook page on Sunday evening.

The minister said that he held a meeting with Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy Tacan Ildem, Charge d'Affaires of the U.S., NATO, and the Permanent Representatives of Lithuania and Great Britain to NATO.

Stets believes that "the world is confronted with a hybrid war, which completely changed the usual framework of cooperation in information space. Information component has become one of the most important in ensuring the safety and development of any country. We all have to make new rules and approaches, put them in new laws, form a fundamentally new framework of reality."