Italy asks G7 to address “hybrid war” after cyber attacks and threats

O italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani today urged the G7 to address the current “hybrid war” at its forthcoming summit in Paris due to recent cyber attacks and other threats to the European continent.

“ We are facing a hybrid war and I therefore asked that this issue be the focus of the G7 that will take place in Paris on Monday”, said the head of Italian diplomacy.

Foreign Ministers of the group of the seven most industrialized democracies in the world — Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom — will meet on November 9th and 10th in Paris, with topics such as the war in Ukraine on the agenda.

Tajani himself denounced this morning the disclosure of his personal data on the “dark web” and attributed these “intimidations” to his defense of Ukrainian resistance.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni directly accused the “pro-Russian” hackers of the attacks.

All this happens when a series of attacks, which have yet to be clarified, have hit the cooling systems of some European supermarkets and also false warnings involving aircraft on the European continent.