Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, has accused French officials of failing to manage their country’s domestic affairs in response to the French government’s allegations that Iran was behind a cyberattack in France.
Araghchi wrote on X on Tuesday, November 10, that the French government shifts responsibility for its problems onto others to cover up its own shortcomings.
He added that the French government was even unable to manage domestic affairs or address public protests in the country.
The Iranian foreign minister also referred to his country’s power, saying that Iran was powerful but, unlike France, did not exercise its power by supporting killings in Gaza or bombing schools and hospitals.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement describing the French government’s allegations of Iran’s involvement in alleged cyber activities in the country as baseless and malicious, and strongly condemning them.
