The impact of cyber warfare on international politics is profound. It undermines national security, as states increasingly rely on digital infrastructure. Cyber attacks can create tension and lead to diplomatic crises, as attribution of these attacks can be challenging. Moreover, cyber warfare allows for asymmetric conflict, where a less powerful state can disrupt a more robust adversary. This capability may escalate conflicts, complicating international relations and reducing trust among nations. It creates a new area of defense policy and necessitates cooperative security measures to mitigate risks.