Iran attacks using tips – US imposes strict bans on gadgets

The Pentagon is considering mass confiscation of smartphones from military personnel in the Middle East due to concerns that personal devices help Iran gain tactical advantage through analysis of open-source data. Commander Brad Cooper sent a memo stating that Iran uses fresh news, photos, and videos from soldiers to adjust strikes. Some units in Jordan have already been informed of a possible complete ban.

The Pentagon is considering mass confiscation of communication devices from military personnel in the Middle East. The reason is concerns that soldiers' personal devices unintentionally help the enemy. Commander of US forces in the region Brad Cooper sent a memo to subordinates stating that Iran gains a serious tactical advantage by using real-time open-source data. The enemy analyzes fresh news, photographs, videos, and emotional reactions published by American soldiers, allowing them to quickly assess strike accuracy and adjust actions. As part of enhanced security measures, some units in Jordan have already been informed of a possible complete ban on personal smartphones and their confiscation. Earlier, 'Cursor' reported that Netanyahu discussed F-35 supplies to Turkey with Trump.