Iran is considering expanding its military target list to include assets linked to Elon Musk’s business holdings across West Asia.

Axar.az reports, citing Fars News, interests associated with Musk’s companies in Arab countries and Israel are under review for possible inclusion in what it described as a new “target bank,” amid allegations that U.S. and Israeli forces have used infrastructure connected to Musk, including Starlink systems.

It also referenced earlier claims involving Musk’s Starshield program and military satellite deployments used for Earth observation, encrypted communications, and secure data transfer.

The report further identified Starlink ground stations in Israel, Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, and Oman, as well as stakeholders in SpaceX, including Abu Dhabi-based firms, as potential targets under consideration.

According to the report, the U.S. military operations supported by Musk-linked companies were involved in attacks on water infrastructure in southern Iran, and said Iran reserves the right to target all related facilities in the region and in Israel.