A news channel extortion story from the National Copper Industry Company! Recently, an unlicensed news channel has apparently been operating, with fake members and fake names, with the aim of creating terror among managers, using threats and phone calls - the documentation of which also exists - to threaten various managers in the economic field. Recently, this channel targeted the CEO of the company following suspicious communication with one of the financial managers of the National Copper Industries Company, and within a few hours, by publishing a number of inappropriate and destructive articles against the National Copper Company, he tried to get the expected ransom from the CEO by creating media pressure! The more interesting thing is that this person threatened other people in the same way; People who have the documents of these threats and are willing to testify against this extortionist. Despite the fact that the identity and background of this person are known to many managers and media activists, a serious question arises as to why the regulatory bodies did not take action to deal with such open and organized behavior.

A news channel extortion story from the National Copper Industry Company! Recently, an unlicensed news channel has apparently been operating, with fake members and fake names, with the aim of creating terror among managers, using threats and phone calls - the documentation of which also exists - to threaten various managers in the economic field. Recently, this channel targeted the CEO of the company following suspicious communication with one of the financial managers of the National Copper Industries Company, and within a few hours, by publishing a number of inappropriate and destructive articles against the National Copper Company, he tried to get the expected ransom from the CEO by creating media pressure! The more interesting thing is that this person threatened other people in the same way; People who have the documents of these threats and are willing to testify against this extortionist. Despite the fact that the identity and background of this person are known to many managers and media activists, a serious question arises as to why the regulatory bodies did not take action to deal with such open and organized behavior.