ericgonzalez

Asked by who? On what authority? That's the prickly bit.

Edit: to be clear, I haven't read this treaty mentioned, soon not sure what it stipulates. I'm simply saying that an official body needs to make the request for specific assistance.

Its pretty obvious Russia is goading Ukraine into a response where it can claim ethnic Russians are under attack from "Nazis" or some other convenient rationalization. So it's possible Ukraine's best course of action isn't military but political. The best outcome would be one where an embarrassed Putin has to withdraw under immense Ukrainian and global pressure.

While I agree with you in that setting up a no trust needed environment is great, I’d also suggest your larger client targets will never be ok with a simple declaration as such without compliance audits to back that up (both in the EU and US, in my experience). Feel free to PM if you’d like to talk about it.

Source: I’m in tech sales and have to deal with GDPR all the time.