UAVs in the air, cyberwar has begun: Will there be access issues in Turkey?

High-ranking Iranian commanders were targeted in the airstrikes Israel launched against Iran in the early hours of the morning. Iran responded to the attacks with more than 100 UAVs. As the clashes continue, cyberattacks are showing their effects worldwide; internet access is slowing down in many countries, including Turkey.

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UAVs in the air, cyberwar has begun: Will there be access issues in Turkey?

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Israel launched airstrikes against Iran in the early hours of the morning. High-ranking military officials, including Iranian Chief of Staff Bagheri and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Commander Salami, were killed in the attack. Following the strikes, Iran initiated retaliation against Israel, directing more than 100 unmanned aerial vehicles toward the country.

Cyberattacks are also occurring in the aftermath of the strikes.