Europe delays Gulf satellite imaging at U.S. request

The European Union has approved a U.S. request to delay the release of satellite images of a portion of the Gulf region, including the Gulf of Oman and the passages leading to the Strait of Hormuz, for 24 hours. This measure comes in response to a U.S. diplomatic note amid escalating security tensions related to the confrontation between the United States and Iran. Its purpose is to prevent non-governmental entities from exploiting the data in a way that could threaten the interests of the EU and its allies in the region. This directive is an exception to the open data policy implemented by the “Copernicus” platform and aims to maintain security in a sensitive area where the world continuously monitors military and commercial developments.

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