Seems like v4s zeroed out for a tiny bit too, but even now they are substantially lower than normal. Odd behavior, I don't know if its a precursor to an attack or some infra issue

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miadabrin a day ago | parent | next [-]

for context: There is a call to action from an opposition leader for people to join the protests today. They normally cutoff internet infrastructure on purpose in these cases so people cannot communicate

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Weryj a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Probably more likely a internet blackout to counter the protests.

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hvenev a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

For IPv4 the graph does not start at zero, but at around 45K.

	▲	syncsynchalt a day ago \| parent [-]
		Correct, click the "Min/Max scale" toggle to get a zero-based graph that shows the v4 reduction in context.

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Nicook a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Yeah I am suprised everyone thinks this is necessarily internal. Could equally be related to IL/USA incoming aggression.

I'd at least keep an open mind for a while.

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bawolff a day ago | parent [-]

An attack would probably undermine the protests. From a strategy perspective, probably the last thing Israel/USA want to do is give the Iranian regime a common enemy to rally around in the midst of a protest that might plausibly over throw the Iranian regime.

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keybored a day ago | parent [-]

> From a strategy perspective, probably the last thing Israel/USA want to do is give the Iranian regime a common enemy to rally around in the midst of a protest that might plausibly over throw the Iranian regime.

They attacked Iran a little while ago. But now they are playing it cool like a cucumber?

	▲	bawolff a day ago \| parent [-]
		There wasn't really any sort of plausible protest movement going on at the time, and the strikes did result in an upswell of regime support in the short term. It was advantagous for them to strike when they did, so they did. Its much less advantageous in this moment, so it seems less likely they will now. Or at least not overtly. > But now they are playing it cool like a cucumber? Well yes. Countries tend to do things they think will make them more powerful. Sometimes that means blowing shit up, but that is not always the right play.

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reactordev a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Considering the recent events going on, it’s definitely sus.