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The US reportedly supplied 6,000 Starlink satellite internet terminals to Iran to support anti-government protesters following violent crackdowns and internet blackouts in January.

Violence has erupted again in Manipur, leading to an uncontrollable situation with curfews and internet blackouts in the Ukhrul district.

In Iran, massive protests began in late December, resulting in thousands of deaths and arrests, leaving students studying in the Czech Republic disconnected from their families due to internet blackouts.

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.

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.

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.

The article discusses the possibility of the US employing cyberwarfare to support Iranian protesters amidst violent demonstrations and internet blackouts in Iran.

At least 2,403 protesters have been killed in Iran amidst internet blackouts and escalating tensions, with Trump threatening sharp measures and Iran accusing him of inciting violence.

Reports indicate that the Iranian regime is responding with extreme brutality against ongoing protests, leading to thousands of deaths and arrests amid internet and telephone blackouts.

Iranian authorities have intensified their crackdown on protests by enforcing internet blackouts, deploying surveillance drones, and increasing security force presence to suppress dissent.

The human rights organization Hengaw reports over 2500 deaths in Iran since the nationwide protests began amid internet blackouts and security force violence.

Despite severe internet blackouts in Iran amidst anti-government protests, a small network of smuggled technology allows limited communication and the sharing of information with the outside world.

Iran is facing a significant wave of protests amid near-total internet blackouts, highlighting the political nature of the demonstrators' demands.

As anti-government protests continue in Iran, the death toll has surpassed 500, with authorities imposing internet blackouts for over 72 hours and tensions escalating between the U.S. and Iran.

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.

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.

In Iran, unprecedented repression during protests has reportedly resulted in at least 2,000 deaths in the last 48 hours, amidst total internet blackouts and ongoing demonstrations against the Islamic Republic.

At least 42 flights to Iran have been canceled or suspended by airlines such as Qatar Airways and Emirates due to ongoing protests and internet blackouts raising security concerns.

Large protests have erupted in Tehran with protesters chanting 'Long live the Shah', despite internet and telecommunication blackouts, and the Iranian military threatening force against demonstrators.

The situation in Iran remains extremely unclear due to internet blackouts and strict media control, amidst escalating protests and conflicting reports on the death toll.

Iranian authorities are escalating their warnings against ongoing protests, threatening severe crackdowns as hospitals face emergencies due to gunshot wounds amid continued internet blackouts.

In response to widespread protests, Iran's government is implementing internet blackouts and labeling demonstrators as 'armed terrorists,' while Trump has expressed support for the protesters.

Iran is facing a wave of mass protests as the civilian death toll rises while the regime tightens its grip, leading to internet blackouts and widespread civil unrest, with President Trump commenting on the tense situation.

Iran is experiencing a new wave of protests that have lasted almost two weeks, triggered by rising living costs and quickly evolving into a political challenge to the regime, with a rising death toll as security forces open fire and the authorities impose internet blackouts and harsh repression.

Protests in Iran have expanded amid rising tensions, with government supporters demonstrating in response to the unrest, while officials increase their rhetoric against the United States and Israel as internet blackouts continue.

Russian authorities in Kamchatka Krai have imposed mobile internet restrictions citing threats from Ukrainian drone attacks, although the region is far from Ukraine, raising suspicions about the real motive being information control.

Villagers in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, are protesting the loss of mobile internet access affecting over 1,500 people due to government shutdowns of cellular networks linked to security concerns from the Ukraine war.