With the ongoing internet blackout in Iran, which is now also affecting Starlink – one of the only means of getting information out of the country since the blackout was put in place three days ago – it is becoming more and more difficult to determine what footage is old and new from the anti-government demonstrations in Iran. There has been almost nothing that has come out of the country since overnight on Saturday.

With the ongoing internet blackout in Iran, which is now also affecting Starlink – one of the only means of getting information out of the country since the blackout was put in place three days ago – it is becoming more and more difficult to determine what footage is old and new from the anti-government demonstrations in Iran. There has been almost nothing that has come out of the country since overnight on Saturday.OSINTdefender (@sentdefender)CORRECTION: Despite Iran International claiming that this footage was from demonstrations tonight in Tehran, it appears this was actually from last night’s protest in the Iranian capital, with the original video being strangely cropped to remove the writing which dates it as “January 10th.”
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