France accuses Russia for years of engineering from prominent electronic attacks

In an unprecedented presentation of the diplomatic aggression, the French authorities publicly accused Russia of sponsoring many prominent cyber attacks on French entities for more than a decade to collect intelligence and the country’s belief. Accidents include everything, from fake Islamic State’s acquisition of a French television broadcast in 2015 to President Emmanuel Macron’s emails leaked in 2017.

On Tuesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in France These electronic attacks are officially attributed And many others to APT28, a Russian military intelligence unit (GRU) also known as France Bear, known in America Hillary Clinton’s emails leak During the 2016 US presidential election and sustainable electronic attacks on American political operations. APT28 activities in France followed the same playing book: “Macron Leaks” was published on the day before the presidential elections of France in the hope that the voters would swing, and the broadcasting professor, who took place in the aftermath of the 2015 Batassin terrorist attacks, was kidnapped to “financial creation in France.”

This is the first time that France has publicly attributed an electronic attack to the foreign government intelligence service, according to the world. However, the diplomatic environment has turned deeply: Vladimir Putin refuses to end his invasion for years for Ukraine without maintaining the region that was seized-a position that cannot be defended for both Ukraine and the European Union, which is seen on Russian regional gains as a threat to the geological integration of the European Union. Russian electronic attacks are an additional threat, both on national security services and election safety.
In an interview on the day before the Ministry’s general announcement, Macron told the media He believes that France and their Western allies – including President Donald Trump – will increase the pressure on Russia “over the past eight to ten days” to accept their conditions. He also announced that France and Poland will soon sign a “friendship treaty” that will include joint efforts to combat interference in Russian elections through electronic attacks and wrong information campaigns in both countries.