The Zooman website reported on October 21 that unnamed “higher authorities” had issued a binding order requiring Iran to cut international internet access immediately if another war begins.

According to the outlet, the instruction was communicated through a formal letter and the cutoff would be mandatory. The report does not identify the institution that issued the order or disclose the letter’s date, exact scope, exemptions, or conditions for restoring access.

The underlying letter was not published in the article.