Iran : warned the United States that it is powerful and wary of its adversaries.

Pro-government rallies in India have thwarted foreign plots, according to the Iranian Embassy there.

“In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful,” the embassy said in a post on X. Iran, the Great Nation! You have made today a historic day and achieved a terrific thing. These large crowds, full of tenacity and resolution, have thwarted the foreign adversaries’ plan, which was to be carried out by domestic mercenary forces.”In front of its adversaries, the great country of Iran has shown itself, its determination, and its identity. This served as a reminder to American politicians to stop lying and to avoid using mercenary murderers who are dishonest. The Iranian nation is robust and powerful, always present on the field, and aware of and discriminating against its foes. “May God shower you all with His mercy,” he said.

In the midst of widespread anti-government protests fueled by skyrocketing inflation, economic hardship, and growing public ire over governance, Iran’s top cyberspace authority said Monday that access to the international internet will remain restricted in the nation until officials are satisfied that full security has been restored, according to Iranian state broadcaster Press TV.

The internet blackout, which was implemented on January 9 after massive unrest in multiple provinces, will remain in place for the time being, according to Press TV, which cited Mohammad Amin Aqamiri, President of Iran’s National Center for Cyberspace.

He said that when officials have finished their security evaluations, the precise timeframe for eliminating the limitations would be made public.According to the IRNA news agency, Aqamiri said, “The authorities must definitely brief us on security considerations, and the time to return to normal conditions will be announced in the future.”

Aqamiri explained that the shutdown was required to combat “cognitive warfare” waged by Iran’s enemies in cyberspace, pointing out that despite restricted access to the international internet, the National Information Network (NIN), the country’s intranet system, has been reinforced to sustain vital online services.