Iran Partially Restores Internet Access After 88-day Blackout

The Iranian government said on Tuesday that it was restoring Internet access after a nearly 90-day blackout following the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Fatemeh Mohajerani, Iran's government spokesperson, said authorities had reached the decision on Monday and that in the coming days they would be able to quickly restore these legitimate rights to the people. In a post shared on X on Tuesday, NetBlocks said live data showed a partial Iranian authorities imposed a total blackout on Internet and phone communications in January after a severe currency collapse triggered massive nationwide protests.