Internet blackout in Iran. Not caused by war, but by the regime.

Abarvan is one of the exclusive internet companies in Iran that provides cloud and space services and content distribution network. This person's internet girlfriend is Swedish and lives in Helsingborg.

A company that played a role in suppressing the 1401 uprisings and collaborated with the 3-legged child killers of the Pasdaran.This person has traveled to Sweden several times and met with several young Palestinian, Lebanese, and Iraqi people, most of whom are Shiites.And some of this person's meetings with several Afghans also took place in Sweden in previous years.

 Internet blackout in Iran. Not caused by war, but by the regime.

We know and have identified all Iranian regime agents working within the #Swedish_Social_service Welfare Office. Their images are regularly sent to the centers.They are still cooperating with the Iranian regime.

For over 24 hours, the Islamic Republic has intentionally shut down the internet across the country. Not to protect people, but to silence them.
In a time when every second matters and communication can save lives, cutting off the internet means blocking emergency alerts, preventing the world from seeing what’s happening, and isolating a nation already under threat.
This is not just censorship. It’s repression

The Iranian regime has blocked the internet in many parts of Iran. Based on requests received from some Swedish government agencies, such as the #Social_Service Administration, they report directly to the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence. Based on the activities of individuals on social media, Iranian regime agents have been active within the #Swedish #Social_Service Administration. The reason for the internet blockade in #Hamedan province is based on information that several #Iranian regime #agents in the cities of #Malmo and #Stockholm have transmitted to #Iran. These agents could be operating under the guise of supporters of political organizations, or Palestinian and Lebanese agents could be doing such a thing.

Update about current Situation in Tehran — from a fellow Iranian inside the city:

•The city has emptied out. Many have left Tehran, and those who couldn’t leave are staying inside their homes.

•In most areas I passed through, there are Special Unit forces and checkpoints. If they catch you filming, you’ll be arrested immediately.

•Internet, mobile networks, and even landlines have been completely cut off.

•Banks are refusing to give out cash.

•Petrol stations are only allowing 15 litres per car per day.

•Access to food is severely disrupted due to the lack of banking and payment services.

Unfortunately, that’s all I could receive — the internet was cut off again. 😔