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France accuses Iran of cyber‑attack on supermarket refrigeration units

The French government blamed Iran and its Revolutionary Guards for a large‑scale cyber‑attack that heated up freezers in hundreds of supermarkets, spoiling food supplies. Paris summoned Iran’s ambassador and warned of European sanctions, while Tehran rejected the accusations.

13 items12 outlets First item: 9 November 2026Last update: 11 November 2026, 12:57

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  • QatarAl JazeeraThe French government summoned Iran’s ambassador and is seeking tough sanctions to deter further cyber‑attacks across Europe.
  • United KingdomBBC NewsHundreds of French supermarkets experienced freezer failures and spoiled food after a cyber‑attack blamed on Iran.
  • GermanyDWFrance’s foreign minister called the hacking “unprecedented” and blamed Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, while Iran rejected the claims as baseless.
  • FranceEuronewsTehran turned the accusation around, claiming the French government was responsible for the October cyber incidents.
  • FranceFrance infoFrance accuses the Iranian Revolutionary Guards of orchestrating the October cyber‑attacks on supermarkets, while Iran denies any involvement.
  • United StatesNew York TimesFrance’s foreign minister summoned the Iranian ambassador after the supermarket freezer hack; Iran has not responded.
  • United KingdomThe GuardianFrance’s foreign minister described the attack as “unprecedented in scale” and vowed European sanctions against Tehran.

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11 November 2026