Iran is considering making its internet blackout permanent, restricting access to a tiered network that would only allow elites connectivity. This decision represents a significant step towards a more controlled information environment, potentially isolating the general public from global digital resources.
Local health officials in Iran report that the death toll from ongoing protests could exceed 30,000, highlighting the severity of the situation. This alarming figure reflects the intense crackdown on dissent as the protests continue to evolve.
Iran has launched a widespread arrest campaign, detaining thousands as part of a crackdown following recent unrest in the country. The government aims to quell dissent by targeting activists and protesters involved in the demonstrations.