Iran’s internet blackout continues for 41 days, surpassing 960 hours
A retweet from @netblocks reports that Iran's internet blackout has entered its 41st day, with the regime's ban on global network access exceeding 960 hours.
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A retweet from @netblocks reports that Iran's internet blackout has entered its 41st day, with the regime's ban on global network access exceeding 960 hours.
No oil or gas tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz since yesterday's ceasefire; only four dry cargo vessels transited, according to Kpler.
A retweet by @hey_itsmyturn from @Faytuks containing a link.
Multiple blasts reported in the city of Karaj, Alborz Province, Iran.
An Israeli airstrike destroyed a five-story building in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
New Israeli airstrikes have been reported in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
A claim that a Tomahawk missile was used in an unspecified incident.
An oil executive told POLITICO that the industry is contacting the White House to protest reported US consideration of allowing Iran to impose tolls on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
A report indicates jet activity in Khuzestan Province, Iran.
A report of helicopter activity in Yazd Province, Iran, has been noted via open source intelligence.
The FBI has arrested a former U.S. Special Operations Command employee for allegedly leaking classified information to the press.
A brief, dismissive statement expressing indifference.
A satirical comparison between Jack Daniel's whiskey and U.S. Vice President JD Vance, mocking Vance's claims about increased traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
A satirical post compares Jack Daniel's whiskey and Vice President JD Vance, claiming both are overhyped and disappointing, with a quoted tweet about Vance's Strait of Hormuz traffic claim.
The new iOS update of the Mahsa Alert app allows users inside Iran to access all layers without internet, even during internet disruptions, and adds a 'People's Reports' layer.
Lebanese media reports new Israeli strikes in Beirut's southern suburbs, according to a post by @manniefabian retweeted by @hey_itsmyturn.
Satellite imagery indicates that the April 6 strikes near Modares Boulevard in Shiraz targeted the Besat Research and Higher Education Complex.
Author posts a rhetorical question in Persian to pro-Palestinian activists responding to his tweets.
Iran's state-owned FarsNews agency reports that the Strait of Hormuz has been completely closed.
A satirical take on the rebranding of bombs during ceasefire as 'gas leaks'.
A retweet from @thebaldgeek reports more satcom (ADSC) aircraft appearing on a tracking map, indicating ongoing adjustments and increased activity.
Iran's state-affiliated MehrNews reports activation of air defense systems in Isfahan, Kerman, Parand, and Robat Karim, with an explosion heard in Isfahan.
Iranian state media reports air defense activated in several cities and an explosion heard in Isfahan.
A U.S. Air Force tanker aircraft scrambled from Tel Aviv, likely for combat air patrol operations.