Iran Warns US Data Centers, AI Facilities Could Be Targeted if War Resumes
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Iran threatens to widen the targets of a possible new war with the United States and Israel, including oil installations, submarine communications cables, data centres and artificial intelligence infrastructure in up to seven Gulf countries.
Iran's security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, said the value of US-related technological infrastructure in the region is more than US$2 trillion.
Tehran threatened to attack U.S. communications cables, data centres and facilities with I.I. infrastructure in the Middle East.
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Iran warns of strikes on Gulf oil and AI facilities if US-Israel attacks resume, raising fears over energy prices, digital security and regional stability.
Iran is threatening to attack oil facilities, undersea communications cables and artificial intelligence infrastructure in up to seven Gulf countries if the US and Israel start a new war against it. The warning comes as reports grow of US and Israeli plans for new military strikes on Iranian soil, possibly after the US elections on November 3.
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