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La Russie interdit l'entrée sur son territoire à deux députés et deux journalistes français

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La Russie interdit l'entrée sur son territoire à deux députés et deux journalistes français

INFO LE FIGARO - Les services de renseignements pointent la responsabilité du régime des mollahs derrière les piratages qui ont déréglé les températures de réfrigérateurs de centaines de supermarchés en octobre.

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Les services de renseignement français ont attribué à l'Iran la responsabilité d'une cyberattaque survenue en octobre, ayant déréglé les systèmes de réfrigération de centaines de supermarchés en France.

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Des piratages informatiques ont affecté les systèmes de réfrigération de nombreux supermarchés français en octobre.

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INFO LE FIGARO - Les services de renseignements pointent la responsabilité du régime des mollahs derrière les piratages qui ont déréglé les températures de réfrigérateurs de centaines de supermarchés en octobre.

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Quelles mesures de rétorsion seront prises par la France ?
Y a-t-il eu des pertes matérielles ou alimentaires significatives ?

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