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Germany's Foreign Ministry summoned Russia's ambassador on July 13 over allegations that Moscow was behind a cyber campaign targeting European countries.
In a statement , the ministry said the Russian envoy was called in after several European states accused Russia of conducting cyber operations against them, News.Az reports.
During the meeting, Berlin reiterated its position regarding the alleged attacks.
The ministry emphasized that cyberattacks against Germany, the EU and the bloc's partners, including Ukraine , are unacceptable.
Earlier on July 13, the EU alleged that the 16th Centre of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) oversees several cyber threat groups operating against European countries, including the TURLA hacking group.
In response to what it described as a large-scale cyber campaign targeting EU member states, the bloc imposed sanctions on nine individuals and four entities.
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