"Let there be a cursed Islamic dictatorship": moods in Iran after the attacks - from panic to joy
In the aftermath of recent attacks in Iran, public sentiment has polarized, with some citizens expressing relief and even joy, believing that only a military intervention can topple the regime.
Internet Shut Down for 24 Hours in Iran, Yet Voices of Protesters Emerge
Despite a 24-hour internet blackout in Iran following the Supreme Leader's death, videos of missile attacks and bombings continue to circulate online.
Iran goes dark amid 'regime paranoia', blackout follows Israeli, US strikes on compound
Iran experienced a significant internet blackout following Israeli and U.S. military strikes targeting regime infrastructure, leading to a decline in connectivity as the government sought to control information.
DN Debate. "Iran's digital blackout is a warning to us all"
Iranians faced a severe digital blackout following nationwide protests, which serves as a warning about the potential for similar tactics in other countries, particularly in Europe.
Wall Street Journal: The US secretly smuggled thousands of Starlink terminals to Iran after the regime's internet shutdown
The US has covertly sent 6,000 Starlink terminals to Iran to provide satellite internet access following a government-imposed internet blackout amid protests.
Inside Iran's crackdown: Legacy of a bloodbath
The article discusses the aftermath of a harsh crackdown on protesters in Iran, emphasizing the regime's violent response and the Internet blackout that followed.
Violence erupts again in Manipur, burning houses seen everywhere, watch Video
Violence has erupted again in Manipur, leading to an uncontrollable situation with curfews and internet blackouts in the Ukhrul district.
Iran bleeds $1.56M every hour from internet blackout restrictions amid economic crisis: analyst
Iran is losing an estimated $1.56 million every hour due to state-imposed internet blackout restrictions, severely impacting its economy and daily life for over 90 million people.
Freeview under 'serious threat' and UK users face TV blackout unless they switch
A new report indicates that UK households may need to switch from traditional Freeview TV to internet-based streaming to avoid potential blackouts, as almost all homes could have access to online TV by the mid-2030s.
Protests in Iran: A Testimony from Tehran - Despite Internet Cut-Off
A testimony from Nila in Tehran highlights the challenges faced during ongoing protests, especially amid an internet blackout.
The night Robina Aminian did not come home: When the mullahs of Tehran 'turned off the switches' and bloodied the country
On January 8, the regime cut off internet access, disrupted telecommunications, isolated Iran from the world, armed itself with Kalashnikovs and machine guns, and violently suppressed protests.
Iran: Bitchat, this messaging app without connection that allows protesters to communicate
As Iran experiences massive Internet blackouts to suppress protests, more Iranians are turning to Bitchat, a Bluetooth-based messaging app that serves as a new tool for digital resistance.
Ugandaโs election internet blackout meets Tanzaniaโs warning
Uganda's election on January 15 saw a significant internet blackout, raising concerns about transparency while the government claimed it was to curb misinformation.
"They were slaughtered"
Exiled Iranian Nazafarin Pishkoohi reports on the dire situation in Iran, highlighting internet blackouts, armed militias, and thousands of deaths, while stating that only military intervention can overthrow the regime.
"USA should turn back while they still can," warns Iranian General
Amid heightened tensions in Iran, a general warns the USA to reconsider their actions while the regime continues to showcase trials on television and maintains an internet blackout.
Battles Over Truth Rage Online Amid Iranโs Internet Blackout
As Iran experiences an internet blackout, intense online disputes arise over the truth surrounding the situation.
Battles Over Truth Rage Online Amid Iranโs Internet Blackout
Amidst an internet blackout in Iran, online battles over the truth are intensifying, highlighting the challenges of information dissemination during political unrest.
With polls closed, vote counts are underway in Uganda presidential election
Vote counting has begun in Uganda following a tumultuous election day marked by an internet blackout and significant delays, as President Yoweri Museveni aims for a seventh term after 40 years in power.
Violent Escalation in Iran: The Regime Wants to Kill
The Iranian government seems to believe it can pacify the population amidst rising hatred towards the regime, with reports of a week-long internet blackout preventing citizens from communicating and staying informed.
There's an internet blackout in Iran. How are videos and images getting out?
Despite a government-imposed internet blackout in Iran, some citizens are using satellite technology, mainly via Starlink, to communicate and share information with the outside world during ongoing protests.
Iran disrupts Starlink signal and searches for its users, the network remains the last connection to the world
Iran is seeking users of the Starlink network, which provides one of the few connections to the outside world amidst a nationwide internet blackout.
Uganda votes for a new president under internet blackout and police crackdown
Uganda is conducting presidential elections amidst a significant internet blackout and increased police presence to maintain order.
Polls open in Uganda amid internet blackout as Museveni seeks seventh term
Voting commenced in Uganda amidst a controversial internet blackout, as President Yoweri Museveni aims for re-election after decades in power.
Uganda goes to the polls amid heavy security and internet blackout
Millions of Ugandans are voting in a tense presidential election where incumbent President Yoweri Museveni seeks to extend his longstanding presidency against challenger Bobi Wine.
Ugandans vote amid internet blackout and police repression
Ugandans are voting in presidential elections despite an internet blackout and allegations of police repression as President Yoweri Museveni seeks to extend his long-standing rule.
Iran allegedly airs 97 'coercive confessions' amid record-breaking North Korea-style internet blackout
Iran's government has reportedly aired 97 coerced confessions from detainees during the longest internet blackout on record, with human rights groups condemning the actions.
France condemns Iran protest crackdown, weighs satellite internet aid amid blackout
France has condemned Iran's violent crackdown on protests and is considering providing satellite internet support to assist Iranians facing an internet blackout.
Drones 'hunt' for Starlink users in Iran as internet blackout continues
As an internet blackout persists in Iran, drones are actively searching for users of Starlink internet services.
Iran goes dark as regime unleashes force, cyber tools to crush protests
Iranian authorities have intensified their crackdown on protests by enforcing internet blackouts, deploying surveillance drones, and increasing security force presence to suppress dissent.
Iran has turned off the internet. How are protest videos getting out?
Despite a significant internet blackout across Iran amid escalating anti-government protests, some individuals are risking their lives to share information and media with the outside world.
Mass protests in Iran: Questions and Answers about the Internet blockade
The article discusses the implications of an internet blackout in Iran amidst massive protests against the regime, where reports suggest thousands of deaths among opposition activists.
Horrors of Iran's 'blackout massacre' - street executions, bodies piled high and 'lights out'
An expert reveals the grim situation in Iran during a prolonged internet blackout, highlighting street executions and the desperate search for bodies amidst escalating violence.
Iran: How Dictatorships Pull the Plug on the Internet
The article discusses the brutal measures employed by the Iranian regime to control information flow and suppress freedom through an almost total internet blackout.
Internet remains blocked: Iranians can call abroad again
After days of communication blackout, Iranians are now able to make international calls, although internet access remains restricted amid ongoing protests.
The information blackout in Iran: no social media or foreign press on the ground
The internet blockade and journalists' difficulties entering Iran severely hinder understanding the true situation in the Islamic Republic.
Iran protests: Fact-checking claims of AI manipulation, low turnout
The article discusses the recent protests in Iran, addressing misinformation regarding claims of AI manipulation and low turnout despite an ongoing internet blackout.
Trump turns to Musk amid Iran blackout, rekindling ties after months of thawing tension
Former President Trump is reestablishing ties with tech mogul Elon Musk as they consider using Musk's Starlink to provide internet access in Iran during protests against the government.
Blackout over Iran: Can the regime keep a lid on the nationwide uprising?
Protests in Iran continue into their third week amid a severe crackdown and internet shutdown, moving beyond financial grievances.
Iran's nationwide protest movement enters third week amid violent crackdown
Iran's nationwide protest movement, now in its third week, faces a violent crackdown from the government amidst an internet blackout, while pro-government demonstrations are also taking place.
Iranians are no longer afraid of the regime, calling for the return of the prince from exile
Protests against the theocratic regime in Iran continue for the sixteenth day, with citizens demanding the return of a prince from exile amid ongoing violence and severe internet restrictions.
Iran foreign minister claims protest unrest has โcome under total controlโ
Iran's foreign minister asserts that authorities have effectively subdued the nationwide protests amid a harsh crackdown, despite ongoing unrest and an internet blackout.
The situation in Iran is under control, says Foreign Minister Araqchi, 'we have substantial evidence of foreign involvement'
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi claims the situation in the country is under control and cites substantial evidence of foreign involvement amidst ongoing internet blackouts and arrests of terror operatives.
Internet blackout in Iran: how authoritarian regimes use digital weapons to silence the population
The Iranian government has implemented a total internet blackout affecting 85 million citizens, showcasing its sophistication by disrupting even virtual networks and satellites.
Protests continue in several Iranian cities amid ongoing internet blackout
Protests against deteriorating living conditions persist in multiple Iranian cities, despite a reported decrease in protests and internet blackout, with accusations from officials targeting the U.S. and Israel for fueling unrest.
The regime imposes complete digital isolation on Iran: Blocked Starlink with interference
The Iranian regime has initiated a complete digital blackout, successfully interfering with Starlink satellite communications to disconnect protesters from the internet.
Iran protests enter third week under internet blackout
As protests in Iran extend into their third week, the president attributes the unrest to foreign interference and threatens retaliation against any US military involvement.
Protests in Iran: International Pressure is Needed
People are rising up in Iran against the regime's violent response, with limited information escaping the internet blackout and calls for stronger international diplomatic actions.
The Exiled Prince to Iranians: Security Forces Abandon the Regime
The exiled son of the last Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, expresses support for protesters amid severe internet and communication blockages in the country, as security forces reportedly abandon the regime.
Iran, communicating without Internet. Inside the invisible networks of Iranian youth
In Iran, despite a near-total blackout of internet and telephone services imposed by authorities amid escalating protests, communication continues through localized channels among the youth.
Live: Iran death toll rises as protesters defy crackdown
The death toll from ongoing protests in Iran has risen to at least 192, as demonstrators continue to rally against the clerical regime despite an internet blackout and warnings of military retaliation from the Iranian parliament.