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After nearly three months of total shutdown, Iran’s government confirms partial restoration of internet access. Officials cite infrastructure repairs and foreign pressure as key factors in the gradual return of connectivity.
Tehran residents describe a paralyzing routine of air raid sirens, explosions, and state-ordered repression following recent aerial assaults. Survivors report civilian casualties, crumbling infrastructure, and a population trapped between war and authoritarian control.
Tehran faced its deadliest assault in decades Saturday as US-Israeli strikes killed Supreme Leader Khamenei and crippled the Islamic Republic. Hospitals overwhelmed. Roads cratered. The regime’s grip shattered overnight.
Tehran residents report increased security measures and communication blackouts as authorities aim to quell dissent. Checkpoints and mass text warnings are part of a broader strategy to prevent anti-establishment protests.