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>That's not quite what happened. I wasn't saying one way or another what happened. But a physical military attack by Israel would be much more frowned on by t
by slg 6y ago
>That's not quite what happened.
I wasn't saying one way or another what happened. But a physical military attack by Israel would be much more frowned on by the international community than a cyberattack. In that situation, what motivation is there for Iran to conceal that to the benefit of Israel?
- ehsankia 6y agoHmm, well I assume it is a bit shameful to get hacked on the very day it opens, especially after the whole Stuxnet kerfuffle, so they may want to underplay the damage done.