
Chinese military researchers say they developed an algorithm to detect electronic warfare units by analyzing civil aviation flight data, claiming to have located two sources of interference spoofing locations near Israel during the Iran-Israel conflict, without explaining their focus on the Israeli military.
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The report emerges amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, with electronic warfare playing an increasing role in modern conflicts.
Chinese military scientists claim they have developed an algorithm that could help identify electronic warfare units using civil aviation flight data.
The researchers said they had located two sources of interference that were spoofing their locations near Israel during the conflict with Iran.
The team did not explain why they had focused on the Israeli military.

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