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Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced on Sunday that G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris will discuss recent cyber attacks suspected to originate from pro-Russian groups. Tajani's announcement comes after his personal data was published by hackers linked to Russia following Italy’s support for Ukraine. The ministers are expected to explore joint initiatives against these attacks, though Tajani refrained from directly blaming the Russian government, emphasizing instead that he would require concrete evidence to do so.
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G7 Ministers Discuss Cyber Attacks
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The Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers meeting in Paris on Monday and Tuesday will discuss recent cyber attacks suspected to have come from pro-Russian groups, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Sunday.
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The Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers meeting in Paris on Monday and Tuesday will discuss recent cyber attacks suspected to have come from pro-Russian groups, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Sunday.
2026-11-09 · The Straits Times
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G7 ministers to discuss recent cyber attacks, Italy says asserted
Italy → discuss → attacks
The Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers meeting in Paris on Monday and Tuesday will discuss recent cyber attacks suspected to have come from pro-Russian groups, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Sunday. asserted
Tajani → meet → Sunday
"(French) Foreign Minister (Jean-Noel) Barrot accepted my proposal to place the issue on the agenda, so tomorrow and the day after tomorrow we will be discussing it," Tajani told a briefing at his ministry • asserted
Tajani → accept → ministry
On Saturday, the Italian minister said his personal data had been published on the dark web by what he said were pro-Russian hackers, adding that the move was linked to the Italian government's support for Ukraine • asserted
move → say → Ukraine
He noted there had been "hybrid warfare" incidents across Europe but also in South America in the past days, and G7 countries will discuss possible joint initiatives to counter them • asserted
countries → note → them
Tajani stopped short of directly blaming the Russian government for the cyber attacks • asserted
Tajani → stop → attacks
"I said the hackers are pro-Russian. asserted
hackers → say → Russian
I did not say that the Russian government is responsible. asserted
government → say → ?
If I had proof of Russian government involvement, I would say so", he said REUTERS asserted
he → have → REUTERS
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