One web search result explicitly states that Israel's Farsi social media account encourages Iranian protesters by sharing anti-regime cartoons. This indicates an active messaging campaign in the language. While the evidence does not detail 'mocking' or 'recruiting for spies' from multiple independent sources, the direct reporting of the use of official Farsi accounts for anti-regime messaging is present in the search results.

The evidence shows Iran is actively engaged in information messaging. One source notes that 'Western media' portrays Iran negatively, while another points to the existence of 'Iranians’ New Media Machine' using platforms like Telegram and X. Furthermore, the mention of Iran International, a channel funded by Saudi Arabia, suggests external messaging efforts, supporting the idea of tailoring messages for global audiences.

Multiple web search results confirm that Iran has imposed internet blackouts. One source mentions the blackout was cited for 'national security reasons,' and another notes it is the 'longest national-scale blackout since the Arab spring,' while a third references human rights organizations describing such blackouts as attempts to cover up violations.