Video: Iran Claims to Use Drones to Strike Israeli Technology Companies
On March 31 local time, the Iranian military issued a statement saying that in response to attacks on Iranian infrastructure by Israel and the United States, Iran launched attack drones from that morning to strike the Siemens company and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company's communications, telecommunications, and industrial center located in Israel.
The statement indicated that the Siemens industrial software center, located in central Israel (around Ben Gurion International Airport), provides the Israeli military with cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and industrial automation to optimize weapon production lines and military design systems. The telecommunications center of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in Haifa serves as a U.S. research and development center providing advanced network technology, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence services to the Israeli military. (Reporter: Li Jiannan, Wei Ran)
Iranian Armed Forces launched drone strikes against Israeli companies, including Siemens and AT&T, on March 31 in retaliation for attacks on Iranian infrastructure by Israel and the U.S. The strikes targeted facilities providing advanced technology to the Israeli military, located near Ben Gurion International Airport and in Haifa.
- Iran launched drone strikes on Israeli companies in response to attacks on its infrastructure.
- Targets included Siemens and AT&T facilities in Israel.
- The strikes were carried out by Iranian attack drones.
- The operation was announced by the Iranian military on March 31.
- The Siemens facility provided advanced technology to the Israeli military.