Sudan: following the Internet, they began to jam cellular communications
In the afternoon, on December 25, in Sudan, following the Internet, cellular communications began to be jammed.
This is reported by Reuters.
According to the newspaper, such measures are being taken against the backdrop of an upcoming protest against the military government.
Earlier, the military began to jam the Internet in the country. The protest action will be held today in Khartoum. A violent dispersal of the demonstrators is expected.
Security personnel have already begun to move to the center of the Sudanese capital.
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