Summary
Iran has shut down the internet for a week, cutting off most of its 90 million people from online access. An Iranian exiled crown prince has called for U.S. military action, while experts discuss the situation.
Key Facts
- Iran has blocked internet access for a week.
- About 90 million people in Iran are affected by the internet shutdown.
- An exiled Iranian crown prince has asked for U.S. military help.
- Experts from Stanford University and the Council on Foreign Relations have been discussing the situation.
- The discussions focus on the current unrest and how it is being handled by the Iranian government.
