Starlink's Low Earth Orbit Satellites Unleash Blazing Internet Power to Iran's Remote Regions, Defying Crippled Infrastructure Amid Soaring Israel Tensions!
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Washington: Tech titan Elon Musk declared that Starlink's satellite network is now live in Iran, countering Tehran's sweeping internet blackout triggered by Israeli strikes on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear facilities that began Friday morning.
In response to an X post claiming Tehran enforced the blackout to quell domestic unrest, Musk stated, The beams are live, confirming Starlink’s operational status in Iran.
Starlink’s low Earth orbit satellites blast high-speed internet into Iran’s remote corners, defying crippled infrastructure and Tehran’s nationwide blackout triggered by Israel’s ferocious assault on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear sites starting Friday!
Iran’s communications ministry slammed a countrywide internet lockdown on Friday in response to Israel’s barrage, vowing to lift the digital siege once stability returns, according to a statement reported by ISNA news agency.
Meanwhile, Israel and Iran unleashed a fierce exchange of attacks overnight into Sunday, as US President Donald Trump declared the clash could be swiftly resolved but issued a stark warning to Tehran against targeting American interests!
If Iran dares to strike us in any way, the unmatched power of the U.S. military will unleash a force like nothing you’ve ever witnessed, Trump declared in a fiery Truth Social post.
Yet, we can swiftly broker a deal between Iran and Israel to halt this brutal war, he added optimistically.
In Israel, emergency crews scoured the wreckage of homes shattered by Iranian missile attacks, wielding flashlights and rescue dogs to search for survivors after at least 10 lives, including children, were tragically lost, officials reported.
The Israeli military issued urgent evacuation warnings to Iranians near weapons sites, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that Israel’s recent strikes were just a prelude to the devastating blows Iran would face in the days ahead.
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