Jean-Noël Barrot warns that all measures deemed necessary will be taken, including not made public
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France on Monday accused Iran of being behind large-scale cyberattacks targeting hundreds of connected supermarket refrigerators in October. The Iranian ambassador was summoned and European sanctions were implemented.
France, which on Monday accused Iran of being at the origin of the large-scale cyberattacks that targeted hundreds of connected refrigerators in supermarkets in October, “does not forbid anything” in its response against Tehran, warned Tuesday the head of diplomacy Jean-Noël Barrot.
In addition to summoning the ambassador and implementing European sanctions, “I also tell you that we are not prohibiting ourselves from doing anything and that we will take all measures, including those which we will not report publicly, deemed by ourselves to be proportional and necessary to deter any new attack and sanction the perpetrators of this unacceptable aggression,” the minister declared on franceinfo.
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