Internet cut off in Iran: protests are being hidden

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Internet cut off in Iran: protests are being hidden
The internet has been completely cut off in Iran for over a week. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The international internet monitoring service NetBlocks reported this. According to the report, the Iranian government took this measure to hide the protests in the country from the international community.

Earlier, videos showing violence against protesters in Iran circulated on the internet. The official number of casualties in clashes between the government, security forces, and protesters has not yet been announced.

According to experts, the complete internet shutdown is considered a political measure aimed at depriving international observers of full information about the events in Iran. This situation is seen as a drastic action to restrict the flow of information both inside and outside the country.

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