According to claims, the Iranian regime has begun restricting internet access in the city of Isfahan amid ongoing clashes. The report suggests the measure may indicate possible casualties among protesters, though this remains unverified.
A single unverified report claims that the Iranian regime has begun restricting internet access in the city of Isfahan amid ongoing clashes. The report suggests that the measure may be linked to possible casualties among protesters, though this remains unconfirmed. The Zioneer previously reported on a nationwide internet blackout in Iran on June 7, as Israel weighed a response to a multi-front attack. The current report, if true, would indicate a localized internet restriction in Isfahan, a major industrial city and site of past protests. No further details on the clashes or the scope of the restriction are available.
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