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Iran's Internet Blackout Continues Despite Government Claims of Restoration

26 Mayıs 2026The Guardian

Internet monitors report that an Iranian government announcement about ending an 88-day internet blackout has not resulted in any noticeable change. The blackout, which is the longest in Iran's history, was implemented during severe anti-government protests in January.
It remains unclear whether the delay in restoring internet access is due to technical difficulties or political motivations.
The internet blackout was initiated in response to widespread protests against the government, indicating the regime's sensitivity to dissent and its willingness to suppress communication to maintain control. This incident reflects a broader trend of internet censorship in authoritarian regimes, where access to info…
The Iranian government's claim of lifting the internet blackout raises questions about the true nature of the regime's control over information and communication. The lack of immediate change suggests that the authorities may still be exercising tight grip over internet access, potentially to prevent further dissent.

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