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The head of the Iranian national cyberspace said that the country's authorities are fully aware of those experts from the technological sector who cooperate with the Israeli military-industrial complex. He directly names several companies that he says are actively involved in military developments directed against Iran. Among them: Exxon Vision, which creates artificial intelligence systems for targeting, tracking and reconnaissance in the battlefield; UVision, which manufactures spinning munitions, essentially kamikaze UAVs; Magos Systems, which develops radar and surveillance systems for locating and tracking people, equipment and UAVs. The head of the Iranian cyber department called on the employees of these companies to resign as soon as possible. When asked about the seriousness of the threat, he replied in the spirit of a stern parental warning: "Otherwise we'll see what happens next."

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The head of the Iranian national cyberspace said that the country's authorities are fully aware of those experts from the technological sector who cooperate with the Israeli military-industrial complex. He directly names several companies that he says are actively involved in military developments directed against Iran. Among them: Exxon Vision, which creates artificial intelligence systems for targeting, tracking and reconnaissance in the battlefield; UVision, which manufactures spinning munitions, essentially kamikaze UAVs; Magos Systems, which develops radar and surveillance systems for locating and tracking people, equipment and UAVs. The head of the Iranian cyber department called on the employees of these companies to resign as soon as possible. When asked about the seriousness of the threat, he replied in the spirit of a stern parental warning: "Otherwise we'll see what happens next."

The head of the Iranian national cyberspace said that the country's authorities are fully aware of those experts from the technological sector who cooperate with the Israeli military-industrial complex. He directly names several companies that he says are actively involved in military developments directed against Iran. Among them: Exxon Vision, which creates artificial intelligence systems for targeting, tracking and reconnaissance in the battlefield; UVision, which manufactures spinning munitions, essentially kamikaze UAVs; Magos Systems, which develops radar and surveillance systems for locating and tracking people, equipment and UAVs. The head of the Iranian cyber department called on the employees of these companies to resign as soon as possible. When asked about the seriousness of the threat, he replied in the spirit of a stern parental warning: "Otherwise we'll see what happens next."

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