Internet Shutdown

@ايران اينترنشنال: NetBlocks has announced that the internet outage in Iran has entered its fortieth day, with 936 hours of nearly complete disconnection from the outside world having passed. According to this watchdog

@🇮🇷LiveIranNews🇮🇱: 🚨Let us not forget that our compatriots inside the country currently have no access to the internet, so alongside the heavy duty we bear on our shoulders, we must not only shout our own opinions but

Iranian activists are calling on their compatriots to voice the demands and sacrifices of the Iranian people during the Lion and Sun Revolution, emphasizing the need to counter the propaganda of the Islamic Republic regime. They urge international support, particularly from the United States and Israel, to highlight the revolution's goals and the bloodshed endured by protesters.

@🇮🇷LiveIranNews🇮🇱: ⚡🇺🇸The muffled voice of a nation under the blade of censorship by the terrorist regime of the Islamic Republic/His Majesty Reza Shah II, in part of his speech at Liberty University, revealed the dim

During a speech at Liberty University, His Majesty Reza Shah II described how Iranians have been without internet and communication for 33 days, stating that this digital blackout is a deliberate attempt by the Islamic Republic regime to suppress the revolution.

@Tousi TV: Inside Iran, the regime tries to control the narrative, but the reality is very different: Despite internet blackouts, many Iranians still access opposition media. Information spreads quickly through

Inside Iran, despite internet blackouts, the regime's control over information is challenged as Iranians access opposition media through alternative means like word of mouth, daily conversations, and Starlink. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi emphasizes that Iranians demand real change and are not seeking to replace one tyranny with another.

@ایران وایر: 🎥 On the thirty-first day of the war in Iran, one of the citizens sends an audio file to "IranWire" providing a report on life under wartime conditions. You will hear about SMS censorship, security p

On the thirty-first day of the war in Iran, a citizen sent an audio report to IranWire detailing life under wartime conditions, including SMS censorship, security pressures, rising prices, and frequent air raid sirens and explosions in Tehran on the evening of April 29, 2025. The citizen expressed fear but also hope for a better future despite internet blackouts and ongoing conflict.

@ايران اينترنشنال: While people in Iran are facing internet outages, Iranians around the world, in the twelfth week and in a coordinated campaign, demonstrated their solidarity with the Lion and Sun Revolution. Reza Mo

In the twelfth week of protests, Iranians around the world organized coordinated demonstrations to show solidarity with the Lion and Sun Revolution, despite internet outages in Iran. Reports from correspondents in London, Brussels, and Paris detail the widespread support.

@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: 🔸NetBlocks, a website that monitors internet access levels worldwide, announced in a message on X on Saturday that exactly one month has passed since the nationwide internet blackout. 🔸This is like

NetBlocks, a website that monitors internet access levels worldwide, announced on X on Saturday that exactly one month has passed since Iran imposed a nationwide internet blackout following the strikes on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's residence by Israel and the United States on February 28, 2025.

@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

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.

@𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎: There is a complete nationwide internet blackout for all normal Iranians, yet they allow YOU to post online freely. Fucking scumbag.

Iran implemented a nationwide internet blackout affecting all Iranian citizens, while allowing certain individuals to post online freely, as reported on social media.

@ایران وایر: NetBlocks, the independent internet monitor, announced that the internet outage in Iran has surpassed 648 hours, marking the entry of the Iranian people into the twenty-eighth day of internet blackout

NetBlocks, an independent internet monitor, announced that Iran has experienced an internet outage surpassing 648 hours, marking the twenty-eighth day of the blackout. The organization noted that officials are implementing a two-tier internet access system, allowing only regime agents to go online.

@ايران اينترنشنال: The NetBlocks website, which monitors internet disruptions around the world, announced on the morning of Friday, April 7th, that the internet shutdown in Iran has entered its twenty-eighth day after 6

On Friday, April 7th, NetBlocks announced that the internet shutdown in Iran has entered its twenty-eighth day, with Iranians deprived of international network access for over half of this period since the start of the year. NetBlocks also reported that officials of the Islamic Republic are implementing a mechanism to allow only regime affiliates and agents internet access.

@נועה מגיד | Noa magid: Rape. Murder. Torture. Abductions. Executions. All of it - hidden behind an internet blackout in Iran. Over 600 hours. Imagine.

The Iranian regime has imposed a severe internet blackout in Iran since the start of the 2025-2026 revolution, preventing the disclosure of widespread human rights abuses including rape, murder, torture, abductions, and executions. The blackout has lasted over 600 hours.