Iran's Vice Declares Internet Blockades Failed
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Iran's First Vice President declared the massive Internet blockades in the country to have failed. "The approach of banning technology is not working," Mohammad Reza Aref said at a meeting with clergymen on Tuesday, as reported by the state news agency IRNA. So-called tunnel services (VPN) had destroyed control of the virtual space.
The CEO of the Iranian Infrastructure Communications Company wrote on X Network: The internet slowdown is due to the fiber optic outage in Armenia.
The Deputy Minister of Communications and CEO of the Infrastructure Communications Company announced that the slowdown in Iran's internet in recent hours was due to a fiber optic outage in Armenia.
The official reason for the slowdown in Iran's internet speed was announced in recent hours.
The Deputy Minister of Communications explained the disruption and slowness of the internet in a post on social media.
Iran's Internet is subject to strict censorship. In the first weeks of the war and during the mass protests, the population was completely cut off from the web.
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