Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland answer some tweets from followers who speak English and also Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, French, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Urdu.
Nuland answer that question in a video a few hours later uploaded to Youtube.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "has encouraged us all to use the advanced electronic technology and new innovation as an important part of our foreign policy agenda," Nuland said in a presentation format that will be used every Friday in January.
"We adopted a new approach to overcome the diplomatic and development challenges around the world," he said in a room, where he met reporters every day.
"This business was partly to make sure we use digital networks and social technology in full to communicate quickly and directly to people around the world," said Nuland.
A question was launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs speaking Farsi, @ USAdarFarsi said, "Iran will cut off the Internet. How is she? ... And what steps will be taken to address the threat to the U.S. Navy?"
In that occasion he also gave a sharp comment Iranian crackdown on freedom of speech.
"I want to say that Iran is more expert in blocking the flow of information in society compared with other countries in the world," said Nuland.
"And we are very concerned about Iran's beritang new measures which restrict freedom of the Internet, including close supervision techniques and the creation of a state of the Internet, which will alienate the people of Iran from the global Internet conversations," he said.
Other questions were raised by the State Department in Arabic, Chinese and English.
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