Escalating Suppression of Civil Demonstrations and Fundamental Liberties

To facilitate these actions and limit the flow of information, the state implemented a nearly total communication blackout in early January 2026. By severing internet access and disrupting mobile networks, authorities have significantly hampered the ability of citizens to coordinate or document the realities of the situation on the ground. This "digital darkness" has served as a shroud, allowing for more aggressive operations away from the gaze of the international community. Despite these barriers, sporadic reports continue to emerge via satellite technology, painting a picture of a population struggling to maintain its voice amidst a state-enforced silence.