The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned Iranian cyberattacks that targeted French interests, describing them as a serious violation of the security of the French state and its citizens.
In a statement, the ministry reported that a series of cyberattacks occurred between October 11 and 12, targeting control systems of refrigeration units in several major commercial centers across more than 700 locations in France.
These attacks caused significant material damage, resulting in fires and losses of food supplies. The ministry characterized these actions as a grave assault on French interests and national security.
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that cyberattacks cannot be justified or tolerated, as they violate international laws. The ministry announced plans to summon the Iranian ambassador to France to deliver a formal protest and a strong condemnation regarding these attacks.
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