Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex...
by orwin on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @07:33PM
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No, Iran kept following the accord during almost a year. I think they broke it after a french company got sanctioned in the US (or menaced with sanctions) for dealing with Iran, and french government, as usual, did nothing. Basically acknowledging US laws power over Europe.
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Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex...
by reliabilityguy on Wednesday March 11, 2026 @09:45PM
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Iran didn’t. For example, read this NYT article: https://archive.ph/jVJxr
It has plenty of commentary on the subject of how Iran moved its program into the shadows, how Iran concealed equipment, etc.
Re:Iran warns U.S. tech firms could become targets as war ex...
by orwin on Thursday March 12, 2026 @05:53AM
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The NYT also reported the 30k protestors killed number, when the HR watchdog report 7k confirmed, 11k to be confirmed, so at most 18k, which align quite nicely with the numbers OSINT groups found.
I'd rather have a paper from non- partisan source.