Kaya Callas, the head of the European Union's foreign policy, demanded on Monday, November 9, a decisive response from European countries to the cyber attacks attributed to Iran; The position raised after the official announcement by the French government about the responsibility of the Revolutionary Guards in attacking the refrigerators of the food stores in this country.
Callas said in Paris that the foreign ministers of the Group of Seven countries were briefed on this cyber attack during a meeting, and the European Union's Foreign Affairs Council will also look into this issue next Monday.
He emphasized: "Cyber events occurring in Europe, after identifying their perpetrators, require a decisive response from us."
The remarks came after the French government said on Monday that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was responsible for the "unprecedented" cyber attacks on grocery store refrigerators in that country on October 19 and 12, and it would seek EU-level sanctions against Tehran.