In an official statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Iran slammed the French claims that Iran carries out cyber attacks on refrigerators as "baseless and biased".
On November 9, France claimed that a Revolutionary Guards cyber attack unit was behind the failure of over 700 supermarket refrigeration systems.
In an official rejection of the claims, Iran accused France of diverting attention from its policy towards Iran and West Asia, including "Paris's support for the G-Chid of Palestinians".
Iran analyzed the false claims as a "projection of weakness", dismissing French officials for their "failures in managing the country; inability to control the temperature of the refrigerators", instead placing the blame on Iran.
Iran advised France to "respond to the life and education needs of its people" instead of investing money in external intervention.