From cyber attacks on French refrigerators to accusations against Iran.
What is Paris looking for?
🔹Following cyber attacks on cooling systems and refrigerators in French supermarkets on October 11 and 12, which led to widespread food spoilage and several fires, the French government recently accused the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps - specifically its cyber units - of the attacks and announced plans to implement EU sanctions.
🔹Attributing a cyber attack to Iran without providing independent and verifiable evidence should not be used as a basis for political accusations or retaliatory measures.
🔹 It seems that this is a case of a "false flag" operation that was scheduled by the Israeli regime, which is currently immersed in deep political, social and military crises. It seeks to expand the scope of its crises through Iranophobia and garner European support to break out of its self-created impasse. 🔹Under such circumstances, European countries must remain vigilant against potential "false flag" scenarios and avoid falling into the regime's traps of miscalculation and escalating tensions before taking any position against Iran.