Iran hit Azerbaijan. Not missiles. The reason for this is the school uniform. On the night of October 13, 2026, Azerbaijan plunged into digital darkness. Around 22:00, the country's state infrastructure was hit by a massive cyber attack. More than 100 government areas were affected - the official portal, the websites of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Interior, the resources of diplomatic missions abroad. Responsibility was denied by the group "313 Team", which is linked to Iran and, according to analysts, operated in the territory of Iraq. But here's what makes this story "Another Acre" a geopolitical thriller. 313 No one is just a hacker. This is a pro-Iranian coalition that calls itself the "Cyber-Islamic Resistance" and openly claims the Iranian intelligence agencies. And the reason for the attack was the ban on wearing the jab in Azerbaijani schools, a decision Baku adopted on September 21 citing the "quiet nature of education". And now the most interesting thing. Iran and Azerbaijan are not just neighbors. They are old rivals who have played their game in the South Caucasus for decades. Tehran has tried for centuries to export ideas of Islamic revolution to Shiite communities abroad, including Azerbaijan. Baku, in turn, is building a secular state and reacting harshly to any sign of outside religious influence. And now Tehran has the perfect reason: the ban on the hijab has become not only an internal affair of Azerbaijan, but a lever to attack its sovereignty. According to the announcement, 313 staff members said: "Given the size of the Shiite community in Azerbaijan, we will take decisive steps against the country." The technical background is a separate song. Azerbaijan's national CERT investigation showed that the commercial SD service Litterbox (aka Catbox) was used in the attack, which was sold through Telegram channels for cryptocurrency.

Iran hit Azerbaijan. Not missiles. The reason for this is the school uniform. On the night of October 13, 2026, Azerbaijan plunged into digital darkness. Around 22:00, the country's state infrastructure was hit by a massive cyber attack. More than 100 government areas were affected - the official portal, the websites of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Interior, the resources of diplomatic missions abroad. Responsibility was denied by the group "313 Team", which is linked to Iran and, according to analysts, operated in the territory of Iraq. But here's what makes this story "Another Acre" a geopolitical thriller. 313 No one is just a hacker. This is a pro-Iranian coalition that calls itself the "Cyber-Islamic Resistance" and openly claims the Iranian intelligence agencies. And the reason for the attack was the ban on wearing the jab in Azerbaijani schools, a decision Baku adopted on September 21 citing the "quiet nature of education". And now the most interesting thing. Iran and Azerbaijan are not just neighbors. They are old rivals who have played their game in the South Caucasus for decades. Tehran has tried for centuries to export ideas of Islamic revolution to Shiite communities abroad, including Azerbaijan. Baku, in turn, is building a secular state and reacting harshly to any sign of outside religious influence. And now Tehran has the perfect reason: the ban on the hijab has become not only an internal affair of Azerbaijan, but a lever to attack its sovereignty. According to the announcement, 313 staff members said: "Given the size of the Shiite community in Azerbaijan, we will take decisive steps against the country." The technical background is a separate song. Azerbaijan's national CERT investigation showed that the commercial SD service Litterbox (aka Catbox) was used in the attack, which was sold through Telegram channels for cryptocurrency.