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Iran threatens Elon Musk’s companies in Middle East: Iranian state media

Iranian state media said Musk-linked holdings, including Starlink ground stations, could be hit as tensions rise after recent U.S. strikes.

  • Iranian state outlet Fars reported Thursday that Tehran will target "all interests related to economic holdings managed by Elon Musk in West Asia," specifically citing SpaceX's Starlink ground station.
  • The United States launched several rounds of strikes against Iran over the past days, with CENTCOM forces targeting military surveillance capabilities, communication systems, and air defense sites across the country.
  • Following the attacks, the Persian Gulf Strait Authority announced the key waterway would be "closed until further notice," shutting down the Strait of Hormuz to all oil tankers and commercial vessels.
  • During a Wednesday interview on Fox News, President Donald Trump claimed he dropped $250 million of bombs on Iran, stating he is "not frustrated" with Tehran but warned military operations could intensify.
  • Iran's foreign ministry condemned the strikes Thursday as a "flagrant violation" of international law, while Reuters reported that efforts to negotiate an interim deal to end the war remain active despite the attacks.
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According to Iranian state media, Iran is considering the possibility of Elon Musk's assets in the Middle East being considered legitimate targets in the event of an escalation of tensions in the region. The Iranian Fars news agency reports that Tehran authorities have accused the United States and Israeli militaries of using the Starlink satellite service of Musk's SpaceX company, writes skynews. According to these reports, among the possible t…

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Tehran accuses billionaire of "military assistance" to the U.S. "Land Stations" of Starlink, subsidiary of SpaceX, in Qatar, Israel, Jordan, United Arab Emirates and Oman among alleged targets.

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i24NEWS broke the news on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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