Overview
- Iran’s supreme leader accused President Donald Trump of orchestrating the unrest, acknowledged thousands of deaths and pledged a harsh response against what he called insurgents.
- Independent monitors report national connectivity at roughly two percent of normal levels with no sign of a broad restoration.
- Authorities have allowed limited domestic SMS and access to the state-run intranet while foreign internet services remain cut, and reporting indicates Starlink links were disrupted with jammers.
- The Munich Security Conference revoked invitations to Iranian officials and Europe’s aviation regulator urged airlines to avoid Iranian airspace over escalation risk.
- The US says all options remain on the table as Trump publicly thanked Tehran for halting planned executions, while HRANA reports around 3,090 deaths and tens of thousands detained under a crackdown that has quieted protests in Tehran.