According to Khabaronline, an Iranian news agency, In a statement, the group said the disclosures were made as part of what it called its ongoing commitment and a weekly initiative titled “Handala’s Wanted list”.
The group claimed the individuals played central roles in advancing drone technologies used in military operations that allegedly resulted in war crimes and violations of international law against civilians.
Handala said the disclosure aims to hold those involved accountable and support what it described as a global movement for justice, adding that it is offering a $30,000 reward for information on each of the named individuals.
Handala has previously claimed responsibility for disclosing information related to designers of Israel’s Iron Dome system, Arrow, and David’s Sling air defense systems, members of Unit 8200—the Israeli military’s electronic intelligence unit—as well as figures linked to the defense, aerospace, and technology sectors.
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