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Internet Shutdown

According to NetBlocks, Iran's nationwide internet outage entered its 43rd day at dawn on Saturday, April 22, impacting millions since the start of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran. Despite a ceasefire and peace talks, Iranian officials have not addressed citizens' protests or restored internet access.

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@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: According to NetBlocks, the site monitoring global internet access, the nationwide network outage in Iran entered its 43rd day at dawn on Saturday, April 22—a thousand hours of disruption that has imp

@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: According to NetBlocks, the site monitoring global internet access, the nationwide network outage in Iran entered its 43rd day at dawn on Saturday, April 22—a thousand hours of disruption that has imp

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