Telegram Outages: An Unexpected Reason Named.
Due to recent events in the Middle East, particularly in Israel, Lebanon, and Iran, the Telegram messenger has faced extraordinary load. This is reported by the app's press service.
«In the last few days, some users may experience temporary connectivity issues and difficulties accessing media. Thanks to the efforts of our technical team, all issues are now fully resolved», - the message says.
Recall, on October 3rd, there was a failure in Telegram. Users complained about slow loading and sending messages.
As reported, on the evening of Tuesday, October 1st, there was also a failure in the work of the Telegram messenger. Users complained about slow loading and sending of messages. There was a decrease in the speed of loading messages and photos, as well as a delay in sending messages in chats and groups.
As known, Israel is considering options in response to Iran's missile attack, but strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities are not currently planned.
Earlier, the Israel Defense Forces carried out an attack on the area of the city of Tulkarm on the West Bank of the Jordan River, resulting in the elimination of Zahi Yaser Abd ar-Razek Ufi, head of the terrorist network «Hamas» in this city.
In addition, U.S. President Joe Biden stated that he does not expect the conflict in the Middle East to escalate into a major war.
It is worth noting that Russia is trying to use the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East to promote international structures where it plays a leading role, in particular within the framework of creating the so-called «Eurasian security architecture».
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