For Iranian interference speaks to Al Jazeera
The broadcasts of Al Jazeera, the largest Arabic TV network streaming news has its headquarters in Qatar, accept interference from Iran, according to a reference satellite managing company Arabsat, a copy of which came in possession of the French Agency.
The television network announced Sunday frequency changes due to "constant interference in the satellite's signal" in the Middle East and North Africa.
According to the report of Arabsat, which states that conducting an investigation at the request of Al Jazeera, the interference from two different locations in Iran, one close to Tehran and the other near the northwestern city Maragech.
The network of Qatar has been criticized by many schemes to cover the uprisings in the Arab world, and blamed mainly on the regime in Damascus, an ally of Iran, that distorts and exaggerates news of the revolt against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The network had already denounced interference in its broadcasts in February, before the fall of the regime of President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt and the Egyptian Nilesat company manager had stopped then retransmits emissions.