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US, UK hacked into Israeli air surveillance

January 31, 2016

US, UK hacked into Israeli air surveillance
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ISRAEL – US and British intelligence agencies for years hacked into Israeli drones carrying out surveillance to prepare for a potential strike on Iran, Israeli daily Yediot Aharonot reported on Friday. Citing documents leaked by rogue US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, Yediot said that the operation, codenamed “Anarchist”, began in 1998 at a British facility in the Troodos mountains of Cyprus and a US National Security Agency (NSA) site at Menwith Hill, in northern England. “From the documents it emerges that Israel operates a large fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles,” the paper wrote. “They collect intelligence in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and throughout the Middle East and were even used according to the editors (of the Snowden files) for gathering intelligence to plan the bombing of Iran.”(Tribune)…[+]

US, UK hacked into Israeli air surveillance

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