Internet Shutdown

@ايران اينترنشنال: Despite the widespread internet outage in Iran, the families of the Javidanamane National Revolution continue to send images of the fortieth-day ceremonies and Nowruz rituals at the graves of their lo

Despite a widespread internet outage in Iran, families of those involved in the Javidanamane National Revolution are sending images of fortieth-day ceremonies and Nowruz rituals at the graves of their loved ones to Iran International. Farnoush Faraji, a member of the Iran International editorial board, was interviewed about the situation.

@ايران اينترنشنال: People are experiencing the longest internet blackout in Iran's history; they have been cut off from work and daily life, and a number of Iranians abroad still haven't been able to speak with their fr

Iran is experiencing the longest internet blackout in its history, disconnecting people from work and daily life, and preventing many Iranians abroad from contacting their friends and family, particularly during the Nowruz holiday.

@Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری 🇮🇷: Hi @elonmusk, Anti-American terrorist accounts in occupied Iran are monetized on @X while at the same time the Islamic Regime is arresting Iranians who use the Starlink terminals you helped bring int

Anti-American terrorist accounts in Iran are being monetized on X, while the Islamic Regime is arresting Iranians who use Starlink terminals brought into the country with the help of Elon Musk.

@ایران وایر: NetBlocks, an independent network monitoring and observation entity, reported that after 624 hours of global internet outage in Iran, only about one percent connectivity to the global network is obser

NetBlocks reported that after 624 hours of global internet outage in Iran, only about one percent connectivity to the global network is currently observed, following the start of Israeli and American attacks on Iran. The government has restricted internet access to only certain groups deemed supportive of the regime's media policies.

@ايران اينترنشنال: NetBlocks, the website that monitors internet disruptions around the world, announced on the morning of Thursday, the sixth of Farvardin, that the digital blackout in Iran, after 624 hours of disconne

On Thursday, April 6, 2025 (sixth of Farvardin), NetBlocks announced that Iran's digital blackout has entered its twenty-seventh day, with internet connectivity dropping to about one percent, effectively restricting access to only those on the government's approved whitelist.

@ايران اينترنشنال: 600 hours of enforced silence and 26 days of internet outage. People inside Iran have been cut off from work and life, and many Iranians abroad still haven't been able to speak with their friends an

Iranian authorities have imposed a 600-hour internet shutdown and a 26-day internet outage, cutting off people inside Iran from work and communication, and preventing Iranians abroad from contacting their friends and family during Nowruz.

@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: Iranian state media, amid recent tensions, are employing professionally and swiftly produced animated videos, drawing on styles such as LEGO-like characters and anime-inspired visual aesthetics to nar

Iranian state media are using professionally produced, AI-generated animated videos with LEGO-like and anime-inspired aesthetics to narrate missile strikes and depict enemies, aiming to evade social media filters and spread messages globally without translation. This tactic is part of Iran's strategy to influence international public opinion on the current tensions.

@ايران اينترنشنال: NetBlocks announced that the widespread internet outage in Iran, after surpassing 600 hours, has entered its twenty-sixth day. According to this organization, this situation has deprived citizens of a

NetBlocks announced that the widespread internet outage in Iran has surpassed 600 hours and entered its twenty-sixth day, depriving citizens of access to international networks and restricting their right to information during wartime conditions.

@ایران وایر: The internet watchdog group "NetBlocks" announced that the nationwide internet blackout in Iran has entered its twenty-sixth day and has surpassed the 600-hour mark; a situation that has made it one o

The internet watchdog group "NetBlocks" announced that the nationwide internet blackout in Iran has entered its twenty-sixth day and has surpassed the 600-hour mark, becoming one of the longest recorded communication disruptions in the country. This extensive restriction has deprived citizens of access to international networks and hindered communication with the outside world.

@ایران وایر: The International Federation of Journalists, known as the IFJ, has reported the widespread dismissal of journalists amid internet disruptions. According to a report published by this global organizat

@ايران اينترنشنال: With the ongoing internet outages, users both inside and outside Iran have turned to domestic applications—apps that had previously been warned about for their insecurity. Interview with Alireza Manaf

@RadioFarda‌|‌راديو فردا: 🔸 The Internet Observatory "NetBlocks" announced on Tuesday, April 4, 1405, that the widespread internet outage in Iran has entered its twenty-fifth day, with public access to international internet