Iranian Information and Communications Technology Minister Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi confirmed that Iran's Supreme National Security Council ordered internet service to be suspended amid unrest.
Iran's minister of information and communication acknowledged Monday that the government has suspended internet service for days amid widespread protests in the country.
Jahromi acknowledged that"people are upset" over the lack of coverage and the"damage" it caused society, according to the Khabar Online news site. He denied, however, that a nationwide"internal internet" was being set up to permanently replace global internet acess and argued that government actions have been taken in the name of preserving national security.
, Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard warned that it was ready to take"decisive and revolutionary action against any continued moves to disturb the people's peace and security" as reports emerged of deadly clashes between rioters and security forces.rebrand his country's relationship with digital media Fellow signatories China, the European Union, France, Germany, Russia and the United Kingdom continue to support the agreement, but Iran has gradually reduced its commitments as Western powers failed to normalize trade ties, leaving the Iranian economy embattled and regional tensions high.
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