The Deputy for the Development of the National Information Network at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology stated that in the event of renewed war or unrest, there is a possibility of internet disruption. He mentioned that it is unclear at what level such a restriction would be implemented.
Is There a Possibility of Internet Disruption in Case of Renewed War? / Explanations from the Deputy Minister of Communications
The Deputy Minister of Communications indicated that internet services might be disrupted if war or unrest occurs again in Iran. This statement raises concerns about government control over information access during crises. The potential for internet shutdowns highlights the government's approach to managing dissent and communication in turbulent times.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Deputy Minister of Communications warned that internet services might be disrupted in the event of renewed war or unrest in Iran. This statement highlights the government's potential control over information access during crises.
- The Deputy Minister did not specify the level at which internet restrictions would be implemented.
- The statement reflects ongoing concerns about government management of dissent and communication.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of internet censorship and shutdowns during protests, reflecting the government's efforts to suppress dissent and control narratives.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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