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Sociology professor Jalal Adafy said cyber attacks attributed to France's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could be the basis for new sanctions and legal action against the Islamic Republic. Criticizing the past policies of France and the European Union, he emphasized that these countries should respond more seriously to the security threats of the Islamic Republic.

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Sociology professor Jalal Adafy said cyber attacks attributed to France's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could be the basis for new sanctions and legal action against the Islamic Republic. Criticizing the past policies of France and the European Union, he emphasized that these countries should respond more seriously to the security threats of the Islamic Republic.

Sociology professor Jalal Adafy said cyber attacks attributed to France's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could be the basis for new sanctions and legal action against the Islamic Republic. Criticizing the past policies of France and the European Union, he emphasized that these countries should respond more seriously to the security threats of the Islamic Republic.

Abfi added that it is necessary to pursue the perpetrators of cyber attacks and to identify networks associated with the Revolutionary Guards in Europe. According to him, France and other European countries should take coordinated measures to deal with the activities of the Islamic Republic through intelligence and judicial cooperation.

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