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US push leads Planet Labs to block satellite images of Iran conflict indefinitely
US push leads Planet Labs to block satellite images of Iran conflict indefinitely
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US push leads Planet Labs to block satellite images of Iran conflict indefinitely

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Planet Labs has stopped sharing satellite images of Iran and of whole West Asian war zone. The company made the announcement after the Trump administration asked satellite companies to stop releasing such images indefinitely.

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