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Chapter 631

This Is a Frame-Up

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An unknown computer virus spread across thirteen cities in four states of the United States, causing widespread power outages. Numerous companies, schools, and supermarkets were attacked by the virus, suffering severe losses.

Within a single day, several American cities were hit by virus attacks in succession.

News of the computer Intelligent Virus spreading was broadcast by American radio and television stations, escalating into global news.

Another computer virus incident.

This was not the first time.

At this point, the peak of the war of words between the Island Nation and Russia had just passed. The United States supported the Island Nation's proposal, announced sanctions against Russia, and had already put them into action.

The sudden outbreak of the Intelligent Virus in multiple American cities began to make the global atmosphere inexplicably tense.

With American city networks attacked by an unknown virus at such a time, the outside world's only thought was: this virus attack might be Russia's retaliation.

"It was definitely the Russians. They even interfered in elections, so this is nothing unusual."

"The whole world should sanction that hateful country."

"They don't know what's good for them. Do they think we're as easy to bully as those cowards from the Island Nation? Crush them. Increase the sanctions and make their economy collapse completely."

"That is a terrorist state. They must be sanctioned."

"..."

On the first day the news was exposed, all kinds of speculative media reports emerged, stirring the anger of the American public. Countless insults directed at Russia filled the internet.

At this sensitive moment, Russia was pushed to the center of the public storm.

Soon afterward, a White House spokesperson stated at a press conference that if the culprit behind the virus attack was found, they would definitely pay the price. No sooner had the official

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