— The controlled parts include high-precision inertial measuring units, synthetic-aperture radar and engines with an output above 16 kilowatts as well as wireless communication with a range beyond 50km (31 miles).

— Consoles that can control more than 10 drones at the same time will also be restricted, as will drone jammers for civilian use with an effective range of more than 5km.

— Notably, Beijing will also lift temporary export controls on some consumer drones.

— China denies reports of Chinese drones being used in the Ukraine conflict, yet they're being actively used.

“Everyone since last night is putting pressure on Tehran to not respond and to contain this,” said one Western diplomat.

— Israeli intelligence agencies reportedly compromised Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's phone using sophisticated spyware, allegedly deployed through WhatsApp, enabling them to pinpoint his location.

— Israel's advanced cyber capabilities reportedly include the ability to gain full control over even the most current smartphone models, including Apple's iPhones.

— Several Israeli companies, such as NSO Group, Candiru, and Intellexa, specialize in developing these cutting-edge surveillance technologies.

— These firms often market their products to intelligence services worldwide.

— Notably, all of the founders and key personnel of these companies have backgrounds in elite Israeli military intelligence units, particularly Unit 8200 and Unit 81, which is Israel's equivalent to the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA).