Prince Reza Pahlavi's office at X demanded action by democratic nations to expand the Iranian people's access to satellite Internet and direct satellite-to-mobile phone connection technology. The ministry wrote: "Democratic countries should immediately invest in direct connection technology between satellite and cell phone to support the Iranian people, allocate funds for satellite access to reduce costs and ensure the security of users from tracking and monitoring." Prince Reza Pahlavi's office, referring to what it called the continued "collapse" of the Islamic Republic's control in cyberspace, emphasized that Starlink "hits the last nail in the coffin of government censorship in Iran." This ministry added: "Access to information is an essential way for people to communicate, and the world should stand by the people of Iran."

Prince Reza Pahlavi's office at X demanded action by democratic nations to expand the Iranian people's access to satellite Internet and direct satellite-to-mobile phone connection technology. The ministry wrote: "Democratic countries should immediately invest in direct connection technology between satellite and cell phone to support the Iranian people, allocate funds for satellite access to reduce costs and ensure the security of users from tracking and monitoring." Prince Reza Pahlavi's office, referring to what it called the continued "collapse" of the Islamic Republic's control in cyberspace, emphasized that Starlink "hits the last nail in the coffin of government censorship in Iran." This ministry added: "Access to information is an essential way for people to communicate, and the world should stand by the people of Iran."