Security analyst Yair Goldblatt reports on X that locals in Iran are reporting a noticeable decline in internet quality, amid ongoing US airstrikes. The cause and scope are not yet confirmed.
Security analyst Yair Goldblatt reported on X early Tuesday that locals in Iran are experiencing a significant decline in internet quality, in the context of ongoing US airstrikes. The report does not specify the cause or whether the disruption is due to infrastructure damage, network congestion, or deliberate measures. Goldblatt, who has previously documented damage to communication towers in southern Iran during the US strikes, cites local reports. The Zioneer has previously covered reports of internet disruptions in Iran during the current campaign, though the connection between the strikes and network quality remains unconfirmed.
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