Access to free and open internet is no longer just a technological need — it is a human right and one of the most powerful tools the people of Iran have in their fight against censorship, repression, and disconnection from the world. For years, the Iranian regime has repeatedly shut down the internet to silence people during protests and crises. But today, we have a historic opportunity.

Starlink service in Iran is now free. This means that if we can purchase, deliver, and install Starlink equipment inside the country, we can build an independent, unbreakable network — one that no government can shut down. By getting these devices into the hands of skilled technical individuals inside Iran — people who can set up secure networks, VPN distribution, and local connectivity — we can spread free internet access among communities. This is not just a technical project; it is a national effort to protect communication, safety, and freedom.

There are reliable ways to purchase and send Starlink equipment to Iran. We can buy the devices from different countries, transport them securely, and deliver them to trusted experts who can install and activate them across various regions. Every Starlink device is a point of light in the darkness of censorship — a home, a neighborhood, a city that will no longer be cut off from the world during critical moments. This mission is not easy, but it is essential. As long as the people of Iran are denied access to free internet, the fight against dictatorship remains unfair. But with Starlink — and with your support — we can change that.
This is more than technology. It is a step toward freedom.