Iran cut off the Internet to prevent people from demonstrating, but the United States actually imposed sanctions on Iran?

Iran chose to shut down the Internet because of rising oil prices, which aroused public dissatisfaction. However, the United States imposed communications sanctions on Iran because of Iran's move to shut down the Internet.

The reason why the United States imposed communications sanctions on Iran is that it wants to use this sanction to get more oil. Moreover, the communications sanctions imposed by the United States on Iran this time can cause Iran to lose a lot of money and exploit Iran's money power. The United States wants to get more benefits from Iran to consolidate its financial position, and this time the initiator is Iran's self-imposed shutdown of the Internet. After shutting down the Internet, the United States imposed communications sanctions on Iran.

This time Iran wants to regain access to the Internet unless US communications sanctions end. Affected by the U.S. communications sanctions, people's social activities and small and medium-sized enterprises with overseas markets have been affected to varying degrees. It is expensive to get a phone card to make calls in Iran. Because the communication network has been interrupted, people who want to contact relatives and friends outside can only make phone calls. Phone cards in Iran are beyond the reach of ordinary families.

This kind of interference by the United States in incidents involving other countries will intensify conflicts between Iran and the United States. Originally, Iran's domestic people were dissatisfied just because of the increase in oil prices. The Iranian government chose to shut down Internet communications in order to prevent the release of videos of people's anger and demonstrations in the country. Unexpectedly, the United States imposed communications sanctions on Iran by shutting down communications networks. This approach of the United States is to inflate Iran and leave Iran without Internet access.