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France summoned Iran's ambassador on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, and said it will seek European-level sanctions over an October cyberattack on hundreds of supermarket refrigeration systems that Paris blames on Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot told FranceinfoTV that Paris ruled out nothing and would take all proportionate measures, some of which may never be made public, including possible cyber measures of its own. Iran International reported that the hack caused refrigerators and freezers to overheat in about 700 supermarkets. IRNA reported that Iran's Foreign Ministry categorically rejected the French allegations as baseless and malicious, and condemned what it called Paris's discredited policy of making accusations against Iran. Reuters reported that French officials said on Monday that the Revolutionary Guards were behind the attacks, which disrupted commercial refrigeration across France.