Europe Accommodates US Satellite Image Delay
The European Union has approved the United States' request to delay the release of satellite images from the "Copernicus" network covering the Gulf region for 24 hours, following Washington's resumption of its attacks on Iran and the increased tensions in the area. The data is captured by the Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellites, and the decision aims to prevent any third parties from using the images in a way that could threaten the interests of the Union or its allies, especially amid ongoing maritime conflicts and the US-imposed blockade on Iran.
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