Paris intends to obtain European sanctions against Iran due to attacks on refrigerators.
France is seeking EU-level sanctions against Iran in response to cyber attacks on the refrigeration systems of hundreds of supermarkets in October. This is what French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro said, accusing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of organizing sabotage.
According to Barot, Paris has summoned the Iranian ambassador and does not rule out any retaliatory measures, including those that will not be published. Their goal is to prevent similar attacks from happening again. The minister called the event unprecedented in scope and level of aggression.
Cyber attacks took place on October 11 and 12: as a result of a hack into the control systems of refrigerators, the temperature in them rose, which is why supermarkets had to throw away a significant stock of perishable products. On November 2, similar incidents were reported in at least nine other European countries.
The European Union has announced its willingness to develop a rapid and coordinated response. Meanwhile, the prosecutor's office in Paris opened an investigation into the Revolutionary Guards' Shahid Kou unit and requested international arrest warrants for two of its representatives.
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