For those who’re curious, these’re believed to be county officials from iirc Tehrān who’re now ~~idiotically~~ valiantly performing their duties infront of their now destroyed office yesterday.
I was going to post about this myself but it seems I was outpaced again. Idk why this keeps happening lol
That’s probably why if I were to guess why Israel said recently they need three more weeks to get the job done. By the time we get to that point we’ll probably be barely close to 40-50 percent.
If this is in the right ballpark we’re less than 5% of the way to where we need to be.
Seven now.
Graph from NetBlocks showing network connectivity in Iran from 24 February 2026 to 10 March 2026. The y-axis represents normalized connectivity, ranging from 0% to 100%, and the x-axis represents the dates. The green line representing Iran's connectivity is high through the initial time period, with a sharp drop on the morning of 28 February. The continued drop in connectivity aligns with a nation-scale internet blackout imposed by authorities after joint military strikes by the US and Israel. The minimum and current connectivity levels are indicated as 1% and 1%, respectively. The chart has a dark background with a red horizontal arrow labeled 'SHUTDOWN' indicating the disruption period, and the NetBlocks logo in the lower left corner with the Mapping Internet Freedom slogan.
⚠️ Update: At 240 hours, #Iran's internet blackout is now among the most severe government-imposed nationwide internet shutdowns on record globally, and the second longest registered in Iran after the January protests, with the country having spent a third of 2026 offline.
Heavy bombing of Karaj, Iran.
An intriguing scene of the sky over Karaj turning blue tonight following a US-Israeli strike.
It feels to me as if it’s been several months..
I can only hope that the people that have died during those days, and the civilians that are dying now, will be some of the last people to die because of the Islamic Republic.
It has been 70 days since protests began in Iran.
Qom, Sīstān va Balūčestān
You know you’re *truly* despicable when you can be morally owned like this by, of all people, trump.
Kordestān, Hamedān
That’s good. Even when the personnel should turn out to be alive, destroying their headquarters and a good chunk of their equipment makes sure they can’t do that good of a job anymore.
Iran's new Ayatollah, Mojtaba Khamenei, owns a property empire in London. If Keir Starmer is unwilling to help topple the Iranian dictatorship by military means, perhaps he could demonstrate his commitment by sanctioning and confiscating all assets of the Islamist terrorist in Kensington?
Sahab Pardaz Co., an OFAC-sanctioned firm responsible for facilitating internet censorship in Iran, has been targeted today.
You will honorably continue your father’s work and we will continue to support you up until the bombs drop on your head at which point we will give a few stern words and then pretend as if nothing has ever happened, God be willing🙏❤️
This gives you a window into the chaos of the Iranian regime right now:
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei claims that the Iranian armed forces did not target Turkey, Azerbaijan or Cyprus.
There are increasing reports courtesy of eyewitness testimonies to Iran International that security forces have been stationed at schools, hospitals, mosques, even a factory in the case of Kermānšāh.
Māzandarān, Īlām
Qazvīn, Bušehr, Alborz
This is nice I like this format
Provinces are confirmed to have been struck on March 9th (updates in the comments):
Yazd, Esfahān, Zanjān, Lorestān, East Āzarbāyjān, Hormozgān, Tehrān, Fārs, Xūzestān
Ms Fassihi has already begun the process of legitimising and promoting this guy as the one who can bring change, while conveniently ignoring his direct involvement in the brutal crackdown of the 2009 protests.
“Death to Mojtaba” is already being shouted in Tehran. They’re not even using his surname.
It’s also spawned a child, “Death to Mojtabā”
I post this again
A vehicle inspection centre was targeted in the afternoon near Zanjan today. There are unconfirmed reports of civilian casualties.
Royal Saudi Air Force F-15 Eagles and Eurofighter Typhoons shooting down Iranian drones.
The U.S. was “dismayed” at the scale of Israel’s massive airstrikes against Iranian fuel infrastructure last night, believe that it would “backfire strategically, rallying Iranian society to support the regime.” -Axios
I also have a feeling they’ll be dealing with much more severe bandwidth issues when the protests start. If Israel’s reporting is accurate and even half of the thousands of people killed are security personnel, then that’ll be thousands less comrades that they can rely on to ease their workload.
