Nov 10, 2026, 01:30 AM UTC

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has officially attributed a series of cyberattacks against supermarket refrigeration systems to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

The attacks affected approximately 700 supermarkets across France, alongside blood donation facilities, by remotely raising temperatures inside commercial cooling units. The disruption destroyed large quantities of food and caused millions of euros in equipment and product losses.

Barrot warned that Tehran would face consequences for the operation, describing the sabotage as "unprecedented both in scale and level of aggression." French authorities previously sought international arrest warrants for Iranian operatives linked to the cyber assault.

Sources: Adevărul, Digi24, HotNews, Politico Europe (Defense), TVP info.

Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang following his admission of an extramarital affair with a woman suspected of spying for Chinese intelligence. The inquiry follows investigative reports by international media detailing potential risks to corporate secrets and national security, given the company's central position in artificial intelligence microchip production.

The controversy has sparked sharp market reactions, erasing more than $350 billion in Nvidia's market capitalization as investors weigh governance risks and potential leadership changes. Despite the growing scrutiny over possible espionage vulnerabilities, U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly voiced support for Huang.

Industry analysts and media outlets emphasize the geopolitical sensitivity of the case, noting the strategic importance of Nvidia’s semiconductor technology in global competition.

Sources: DW, NOS (Nederlandse Omroep Stichting), NRC, NU, Tagesschau.

European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos announced €30 million in European Union funding to help vulnerable Moldovan households pay winter energy bills. Speaking during a visit to Chișinău, Kos confirmed the financial support will be distributed through the government's energy compensation program.

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stated that the funds will go directly to citizens while helping the government manage its budget deficit. Moldovan officials continue to seek additional external backing for energy assistance during the cold season.

The announcement coincided with renewed commitments regarding Moldova's European integration timeline. President Maia Sandu reaffirmed Chișinău's goal to complete EU accession negotiations by 2028, highlighting 2027 as a key deadline for delivering concrete reform outcomes.

Sources: Ziarul de Gardă, Newsmaker, Moldova1, TV8, Digi24

Polish authorities are continuing their investigation into Saturday's mass shooting in Krakow following the death of the 24-year-old suspect, identified as Michal O., in hospital on Monday.

Police confirmed that the gunman opened fire from a vehicle on bystanders in Krakow's main square using a civilian variant of a semi-automatic AR-15 rifle. The attack left six people dead and at least 17 injured before officers shot and critically wounded the suspect.

Investigators subsequently discovered three bodies—believed to be the suspect's parents and sister—at his family residence. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the home discovery during an emergency crisis meeting as "the next act of this tragedy." Polish President Karol Nawrocki declared Sunday and Monday as days of national mourning as the country seeks answers.

Sources: Danas, Delo, N1, Siol.net, Vijesti.

Repair work continues across Ukraine as Russian drone and missile strikes hit critical energy infrastructure and industrial sites across multiple regions. Emergency blackouts affected over 850,000 customers in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions, with regional utility providers implementing stabilization schedules and emergency cutoffs.

In Poltava's Kremenchuk district, Russian forces hit an industrial facility with a drone, while overnight strikes in Odesa resulted in one casualty and structural damage. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the growing frequency of strikes targeting the national grid ahead of winter, calling on citizens and businesses to restrict electricity consumption.

Meanwhile, Russian authorities reported damage to a highway bridge over the Mius River. Regional officials across Ukraine maintain air alerts as defense forces work to intercept incoming aerial threats.

Sources: Adevărul, HotNews, Moldova1, TV8, Ziarul de Gardă.