The French foreign minister accused the Revolutionary Guards of being involved in a ground-based cyber attack on French store refrigerators.
These attacks, which took place on October 11 and 12 (about a month ago), raised the temperature of the stores' refrigerators and freezers and caused food products worth millions of euros to spoil.
Jean-Noël Barrow said that this ground cyber attack is "unprecedented" in terms of dimensions and power, and he promised that sanctions would be imposed "on a European level" in response.
Meanwhile, the Paris prosecutor's office announced that it had issued an international arrest warrant for the head and two deputies of the Kill Line group, which is reportedly a cyber attack unit affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards.
Last week, the refrigerators and freezers of dozens of supermarkets in seven European countries were targets of cyber ground attacks. About 40 Deleuze supermarkets in Belgium and Luxembourg were affected by this ground attack, but the number of stores was less in Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Estonia and Finland.
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