Da circa sei ore diverse fonti su Twitter parlano di un blackout delle connessioni Adsl e 3G in Siria (specie a Damasco e Homs), oltre a lamentare l’impossibilità di accedere a Facebook, Twitter e YouTube.
All internet very slow now with and without proxies. Mobile internet is also very slow, can hardly load any pages. He will shut it down?
— Free Syrian (@HamaEcho) May 30, 2012
ADSL internet is cut in rural #Damascus #Syria@_Ms_R @emilie_baujard @ibnezra
— Mohammed Al-Saud (@MhdAlsaud) May 30, 2012
Internet disconnection in #Homs (DSL & 3G) and other parts of #Syria. Reports about #SSL blockage in some parts of the country (or ISPs)
— Telecomix Syria (@TelecomixSyria) May 30, 2012
@Liberationtech @MulhamJundi .@7__r: Facebook, #Twitter & Youtube are blocked in #Syria now.
— Piccola Bee (@PicoBee) May 30, 2012
“@MulhamJundi@Liberationtech @picobee yes i confirmed !” #Syria#Facebook blocked in #Syria
— Piccola Bee (@PicoBee) May 30, 2012
@MhdAlsaud @RaniaSalem3 having some problems finding more evidence of Facebook/YouTube block, can you help?
— Ruth Michaelson (@_Ms_R) May 30, 2012
Per alcuni è un ennesimo, disperato tentativo di imporre il silenzio sui massacri compiuti:
Facebook and Youtube are blocked in #Syria today. Another desperate attempt to impose silence by a desperate regime.
— Leila Nachawati Rego (@leila_na) May 30, 2012
A parte le testimonianze degli attivisti, non sono tuttavia riuscito a trovare alcun resoconto giornalistico della vicenda.
ilNichilista 
E’ una vergogna che nessuno sia ancora intervenuto per fermare queste stragi!