Elon Musk's response to the request for help for the people of Iran: Starlink Internet is active.

 

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#Elon_Musk's response to the request for help for the people of #Iran: #Starlink_Internet is active.

It is true that it is active. The people of Iran do not have money to buy Internet. Help that Elon Musk can give to #Iranians. #Starlink #Internet in Iran will be free. After the changes, Elon Musk can make a deal with the next government on this issue.

Following reports of Internet disruptions in Iran, Elon Musk, an American billionaire who is also the owner of Starlink, a satellite Internet service company, wrote on his social network X about providing Internet services to the people of Iran.

In response to an article by Mark Levin, a famous American media figure and opponent of the Islamic Republic, Mr. Musk said that the rays are clear, which he meant that Starlink services are active for Iranians.

Mark Levin had republished an article on his page on the social network X in which Elon Musk was asked to give the people of Iran access to Starlink Internet "to drive the last nail into the coffin of the Islamic Republic."

The article also said that the Islamic Republic had disrupted the internet to prevent “people from organizing for a coup and establishing communication.”

Using the Starlink satellite internet requires, among other things, a relatively small device.

Various reports say that the Islamic Republic has disrupted Iranian people’s access to the internet after being targeted by Israeli attacks. Islamic Republic officials have warned Iranian citizens against spreading news and images related to the Israeli attacks.

The disruption of Iran’s internet comes as regional security sources said that the Islamic Republic is unlikely to be able to respond with attacks as effective as Israel’s, according to Reuters, as its missile capabilities and military network in the region have been severely weakened by Israel since the Hamas attacks that began the Gaza war.

Regional security sources said that Iran’s leaders, humiliated and increasingly struggling for survival, cannot afford to appear weak in the face of Israeli military pressure, raising the possibility of further escalation of tensions.