Iran Imposes Nationwide Internet Blackout Citing Security Threats
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Iran imposes nationwide Internet blackout citing security threats
TEHRAN – Iran has temporarily disabled internet services across the country due to national security concerns, a statement from the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology said. The Ministry explained that the measures were taken after it was discovered that “the national communications network was being abused by aggressors for military objectives, endangering the lives and property of innocent citizens.” In spite of the shutdown, …
The breakdown of communications coincided with the escalation of the military conflict between Iran and Israel, which was accompanied by mutual missile strikes.
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