Iranian regime struggles to keep internet blackout in place

Iranian regime struggles to keep internet blackout in place

Sources told Persian Gulf media that senior officials in the intelligence apparatus of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are working at full force to prevent the restoration of full internet access, amid growing fears within the regime that reconnecting the country would reignite protests.

Testimony from Iran: 'The regime used mortars'

Testimony from Iran: 'The regime used mortars'

The Iranian opposition website Iran International reports that more than 36,000 people have been killed in the suppression of the protests, calling it the “deadliest two-day protest massacre in history.” An Iranian citizen told Israel Hayom: “Tens of thousands were killed within two nights. Europe and the democratic countries are silent about this.”

Israel prepares for Iranian attack amid uncertainty over US strike

US obtained 'smoking gun' evidence against Iran with Israeli help

Israeli intelligence helped prove that the Iranian regime executed protesters, despite assurances President Donald Trump said he had received. Trump has said that one of the reasons he delayed a strike on Iran was a commitment to halt the execution of more than 800 detainees who had taken part in protests.