
According to the Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council, the Firebird AI complex is subject to US laws
The new data center of the Firebird AI company in Hrazdan can be used by Western intelligence services for reconnaissance against Russia, Iran and the countries of the region, said Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council Alexey Shevtsov.
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Statements by the leadership of the Russian Security Council on potential threats to the information infrastructure in partner countries.
The new data center in Hrazdan can be used against Russia and in the interests of the West. Deputy Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Alexey Shevtsov talks about the new information processing complex in Armenia, Interfax reports.
“The centers can be used to carry out analytical and intelligence work in the interests of Western intelligence services, including against Iran, Russia and the states of Transcaucasia and Central Asia,” he emphasized.
Shevtsov pointed out that the Firebird AI company, which owns the data center, is subject to American law, and US intelligence agencies will be able to access all data from its servers.

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