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Jamming stopped after strike on Shiraz’s Mount Derak, resident says

Mar 15, 2026, 06:06 GMT+0

A fresh strike was reported on Mount Derak in Shiraz early on Sunday, according to a resident who sent footage and a report to Iran International.

The resident said satellite interference disappeared immediately after Saturday night’s attack and suggested the area may have housed a jamming tower.

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