INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
embassy staff to leave the country in 24 hours.The apparent reason for that is an alleged Iranian cyberattack against Albanian government
institutions and agencies.The move, announced by Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama in a video statement, raised eyebrows in the world as
Tehran has been on good terms with Tirana
is fully proportionate to the gravity and risk of the cyberattack that threatened to paralyze public services, erase digital systems and
provided us with indisputable evidence that the cyberattack against our country was orchestrated and sponsored by the Islamic Republic of
United States, which is now at loggerheads with Iran over protracted nuclear talks in Vienna over reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal,
officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).In what appeared a coordinated move with the Albanian government, the
White House National Security Council issued a statement on the alleged cyberattack and expressed solidarity with Albania
The United States will take further action to hold Iran accountable for actions that threaten the security of a U.S
investigate the July 15 cyberattack that destroyed government data and disrupted government services to the public
We have concluded that the Government of Iran conducted this reckless and irresponsible cyberattack and that it is responsible for
can be called indirect letter negotiations with the Biden administration
So far, Iran has submitted two responses to that text, with the latest response expected to come from the White House
inability to make the necessary political decisions.Aside from the current diplomatic tensions over the Vienna talks, Albania resorting to a
Because Iran has sought to keep relations with Albania away from external factors that could overshadow the relations
Iran did so despite the fact that Albania, at American urging, played host to an Iranian group that has been on the European and American
terror lists until recent years
an Iranian Human Rights NGO conducting studies on terror victims in Iran.A 39-page report by the Association said in 2020 that since the
victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, more than 17,000 Iranian citizens were killed by terrorist groups, of which 12,000 were
