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U.S. and UK officials blame Iran-linked hackers for taking down a British power plant for the first time, marking an escalation in cyberwarfare amid economic sanctions threats.
U.S. and UK officials blamed Iran-linked hackers for taking down a British power plant for the first time. The attack marks a notable escalation: it moved from threat-making to actual disruption of critical infrastructure on allied soil. This is cyberwarfare, not espionage or testing, and it happened in response to Trump's economic pressure campaign.
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