"The bullet hit the wires ..."

Not knowing what to do, I decided to pour a portion of my emotions on Habr. Earlier , a note about the situation with communications in Tajikistan was slipped here. If in other countries (as far as I know) the blocking of the Internet resource is the result of the decision of the judiciary, then we have everything solved by the sweeping signature of our “highly respected” Minister of Communications.
In addition to the regular blocking of some sites, our Run Zuhurov never ceases to amaze with “killer stories” and the most stupid phrases that he comes up with on the go.
I apologize for the publication in the profile hub, as in another karma does not allow.

First, I will explain that his stupid phrases and antics of this week are connected with the latest events in Tajikistan. (As a result of recent events, a special operation is underway in Tajikistan (GBAO) to eliminate the gangster group). On the first day of the passing events, by the order of our Minister of Communications, the site of the Asia Plus information agency was blocked. This site just covers and gives an independent assessment of the events in Tajikistan. After a couple of days, the site was unblocked, again on his order. Today (July 26), according to his order, YouTube video service was blocked, because a video with a peaceful demonstration was posted there, “where local residents opposed the introduction of additional armed forces in the city of Khorog on July 23”.
But the most important feature of my post is a couple of the most stupid phrases made by Beg Zuhurov. I quote a verbatim quote from our information source:

“The lack of telephone communication with the city of Khorog and the surrounding areas of GBAO has purely technical reasons, said the head of the Communications Service under the Government of Tajikistan, Running Zuhurov.

“During the events known to all in Khorog, a bullet hit the wires, as they (the wires) pass through the air there,” he explained.
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B. Zukhurov assures that there was no instruction from above regarding the disconnection of communications in Khorog. “No one can tell us there are purely technical problems,” he said.

When asked why some state officials could be reached free of charge , Zukhurov replied that they (state officials) had expensive phones .

“Some of our officials are very fond of their wives and have bought expensive phones to keep in touch with them, and therefore they can be reached by phone,” he said.
What do you think about all this?