Dmitry Peskov called Russia's accusations of cyberattacks on supermarket refrigerators in Europe absurd. "These are absurd statements, as always, they have no basis in argument, no evidence. And such unfounded accusations of our country's involvement in everything, this, unfortunately, is becoming a stable trend in European countries." This is how he referred to publications in Danish and Swedish publications according to which the hackers involved in the attacks are working for Russia. Cyber ​​attacks on refrigerators on the night of November 2 affected supermarkets in at least seven European countries and led to food damage worth tens of millions of euros, European media reported. An attack on a blood storage facility in France was also reported.

Dmitry Peskov called Russia's accusations of cyberattacks on supermarket refrigerators in Europe absurd. "These are absurd statements, as always, they have no basis in argument, no evidence. And such unfounded accusations of our country's involvement in everything, this, unfortunately, is becoming a stable trend in European countries." This is how he referred to publications in Danish and Swedish publications according to which the hackers involved in the attacks are working for Russia. Cyber ​​attacks on refrigerators on the night of November 2 affected supermarkets in at least seven European countries and led to food damage worth tens of millions of euros, European media reported. An attack on a blood storage facility in France was also reported.