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Iran internet blackout passes 60 hours nationwide

Jan 11, 2026, 07:51 GMT+0

Iran’s nationwide internet blackout has passed the 60-hour mark, with overall connectivity hovering at around 1% of normal levels, internet monitoring group NetBlocks said on Sunday.

“The censorship measure presents a direct threat to the safety and wellbeing of Iranians at a key moment for the country’s future,” NetBlocks said on X, as access to online communications remains largely cut across the country.

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Israel on high alert over possible US intervention in Iran

Jan 11, 2026, 07:38 GMT+0

Israel has gone on high alert over the possibility the United States could intervene in Iran as authorities confront the biggest anti-government protests in years, Reuters cited three Israeli sources with knowledge of the matter as saying on Sunday.

US President Donald Trump has issued repeated warnings in recent days against the use of force on demonstrators and on Saturday said the United States was “ready to help.”

The Israeli sources, who were present for security consultations over the weekend, did not spell out what the high-alert posture involves.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the possibility of US intervention in Iran in a call on Saturday, according to an Israeli source, while a US official confirmed the call but gave no details.

Harry Potter author Rowling posts support for Iran protests

Jan 11, 2026, 07:29 GMT+0

Harry Potter author J K Rowling voiced support for protesters in Iran in a post on X on Sunday.

Rowling criticized people she described as backing human rights but declining to show solidarity with Iranians “fighting for their liberty.”

Top US House Democrat praises Iranians’ bravery in pursuit of freedom

Jan 11, 2026, 07:27 GMT+0

Hakeem Jeffries, the top Democrat in the US House of Representatives, voiced support on Saturday for protesters in Iran, calling their actions a fight for “freedom, dignity and self-determination.”

“Millions of people across Iran are displaying tremendous bravery in the face of decades of oppression and dictatorial rule,” Jeffries said in a statement.

“The world is watching in awe as they lead an honorable fight for freedom, dignity and self-determination. I stand with the courageous protestors who are under attack by the Islamic Republic.”

Trump’s son shares videos of large protest rally in Tehran

Jan 11, 2026, 07:12 GMT+0

Barron Trump, the son of US President Donald Trump, shared videos showing a large protest rally in Tehran during ongoing demonstrations.

The post said authorities attempted to disrupt the protest by cutting power, but that demonstrators continued to gather and illuminate the streets with their phones.

“You can kill the power. You can’t kill the will of the people. Every tyrannical regime makes this mistake. And it always ends the same way," he said on X.

Iran’s parliament speaker warns US and Israel would be legitimate targets

Jan 11, 2026, 06:58 GMT+0

Iran’s parliament speaker warned that Israel and US military and shipping facilities would be targets if the United States launches a military attack, following US President Donald Trump’s warnings to Tehran over a crackdown on protesters.

“In the event of a US military attack, both Israel and US military and shipping centers will be our legitimate target,” Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said.

“Within the framework of legitimate defense, we do not consider ourselves limited to reacting after an action, and we are telling Trump and his allies in the region not to make a miscalculation,” Ghalibaf added, calling Trump “delusional”.