Pro-Iran groups have used artificial intelligence to create slick internet memes in English to try to shape the narrative during the war against the U.S. and Israel, and foster opposition to it.

The Iranian regime continued its nationwide internet shutdown for the 41st day in a row, according to the monitoring organization Netblocks, which called the blackout “unprecedented in scale and duration for a connected society.

For a long time, the Iranian government has treated free internet access as a privilege that is extended by the state to those willing to carry its

After the United States bombed a newly built bridge west of Tehran, US President Donald Trump pledged to attack power plants and more bridges on Tuesday, to convince Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to stop blocking the Strait of Hormuz – something it has firmly rejected.

Israeli officials say Iran's internet blackout is hiding war damage, jamming Starlink, and stopping civilians from organizing amid mounting regime pressure.

Iran’s internet blackout has stretched into its 36th day, according to connectivity watchdog NetBlocks, making it one of the country’s longest and most sweeping recent shutdowns. The outage has left most of the public effectively cut off from the outside world while authorities reportedly consider restoring access only for selected users and services.

Holistic Resilience, a group of engineers, uses the Mahsa Alert app to provide Iranian civilians with critical safety information amid an internet blackout.

Since the beginning of the Iran war, the group Explosive Media has released over a dozen viral videos mocking Trump and the US.

Iran’s internet, which has been heavily throttled by the regime since the outbreak of war, has gone even darker over the past 48 hours, according to network monitoring firms and local activists.

Pro-Iran groups are using artificial intelligence to create internet memes in English to shape the narrative during the war against the U.S. and Israel and foster opposition to it.