On Tuesday, November 10, France summoned the ambassador of the Republic of Salami, Iran, in the interception of cyber attacks on hundreds of stores, and the European Union also announced that it is ready for a "rapid and united" response to these attacks.
French authorities have identified the Revolutionary Guards as responsible for the October cyber attacks that disrupted the refrigeration systems and disabled the refrigerators of hundreds of chain stores across France.
Jean-Noel Barrow, the French foreign minister, described the attacks as "unprecedented in terms of scale and severity" and said Paris would seek to impose EU sanctions against Iran.
He also warned that France may take retaliatory cyber actions and some of these actions will not be made public.
Anwar al-Anoni, the spokesman for the European Union, also said on Tuesday that the European Union is ready to give a "quick and united" response to the attacks attributed to Iran after consultation with the member states.