Satellite internet faces new challenges in Iran as military-grade jamming equipment has been deployed to disrupt Starlink connectivity. Despite the presence of approximately tens of thousands of Starlink terminals across the country, the jamming campaign has proven effective against satellite uplink frequencies. Latest reports indicate that roughly 30% of Starlink's uplink capacity targeting the region has been compromised by the interference. This escalation marks a significant shift in how network infrastructure is being weaponized in geopolitical standoffs. The incident highlights the vulnerability of satellite-based internet systems to coordinated electronic warfare tactics—a critical consideration for global blockchain network resilience and decentralized infrastructure planning.