Bakay: We see France's cyber accusations as a diversion and an attempt to cover up technical weaknesses.
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
🔹Based on the positions and views expressed by senior Iranian officials, the accusations hurled against Iran by certain Western parties lack any reliable evidence and are part of a recurring pattern of political diversion and scapegoating.
About five to six months ago, a company based in the Israeli regime reported vulnerabilities in these systems. Therefore, instead of making baseless accusations, Paris should address these technical weaknesses.
🔹These statements allude to the history of "false flag" operations carried out by Israel and the receptivity of certain European circles to such narratives. 🔹According to Tehran, this trend serves two purposes: on the one hand, it helps European governments avoid public pressure and internal crises; On the other hand, it aligns with Israel's efforts to mobilize Europe to support its regional goals.