Iran : le fils du président appelle à rétablir l’accès à internet
While Iran has been plunged into digital darkness for two weeks, a voice has risen from the very heart of power. Yousef Pezeshkian , son of the president and advisor to the presidency, publicly called this Saturday for an end to the internet blackout, warning of the social consequences of such a measure.
According to the presidential advisor, the strategy of silence is counterproductive. In a message published on Telegram and relayed by the official news agency IRNA, he emphasizes that:
"He whose accounts are in order has nothing to fear from a thorough examination," he said, quoting a Persian proverb to advocate transparency.
Restoring internet access is crucial for documenting the repression. Figures vary drastically between official sources and NGOs:
| Source | death toll | Details |
| Iranian Government | 3,117 | Presented mostly as "martyrs" (law enforcement). |
| HRANA (United States) | 5002 | Including 4,714 protesters; nearly 10,000 other cases under investigation. |
| IHR (Norway) | 3,428 | The NGO fears the actual death toll could reach 25,000. |
The protest movement, initially motivated by economic demands in late December, has transformed into an unprecedented political challenge for the Islamic Republic since 1979. The blackout imposed on January 8 is perceived by international observers as an attempt to stifle the mobilization and mask the scale of the security response.
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