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Internet Shutdown

On Saturday, March 7, 2026, NetBlocks announced that Iran's internet shutdown had entered its twenty-eighth day, totaling 648 hours, with Iranians having spent over half of 2026 without international internet access. Fatemeh Mohajerani, spokesperson for the Iranian government, stated on February 8, 2026, that there are considerations for lifting the nationwide internet shutdown and measures are being devised to provide access to regime agents.

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@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: 🔸"NetBlocks," which monitors internet disruptions around the world, announced on Saturday, the seventh of Farvardin, in its latest update regarding the status of the internet in Iran that "the intern

@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: 🔸"NetBlocks," which monitors internet disruptions around the world, announced on Saturday, the seventh of Farvardin, in its latest update regarding the status of the internet in Iran that "the intern

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