The Kremlin has rejected allegations by the United Kingdom and the European Union regarding cyberattacks, APA's Moscow bureau reports.
"We reject all these accusations. You know that Russia has been accused for years of things it has absolutely nothing to do with. These accusations are always groundless. They are never substantiated, and we never hear any evidence. As for the sanctions, we traditionally consider them illegal. We have adapted to the tens of thousands of sanctions imposed against our country. We have learned to circumvent these sanctions and minimize their negative impact. We will continue to do so," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stressed.
It should be noted that on July 13, the United Kingdom and the European Union announced sanctions against Russia. They accuse Russia of organizing cyberattacks last year aimed at creating chaos and discord across Europe.
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