The Russian Embassy in France has protested the allegations of cyber attacks.

On April 30, the Russian Embassy in Paris denied all the accusations of the French Foreign Ministry's communique about alleged cyber attacks by the Main Directorate (GRU) of the Russian General Staff against the country.

"We protest against another attempt to make a set of unfounded accusations, repeated from time to time, that the Russian side is related to the problems, including infrastructural ones, that France has faced and is currently facing," the diplomatic mission's Telegram channel says.

The embassy was outraged that France accused the Russian Federation, without providing any evidence of the country's guilt. In addition, the agency believes that such an action is aimed at spreading "Russophobia and justifying aggressive anti-Russian policies" in society.

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On April 7, the Russian Embassy said that British media publications about the alleged threat to underwater communications from Russia were in fact "fantastic stories." They noted that Russia has never threatened the security of the UK and its residents, while the British establishment is escalating confrontation and creating hotbeds of tension.