Iranian authorities have begun to lift a months-long internet blackout that was imposed during the conflict involving the United States and Israel. The decision to restore internet access comes amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Iran Starts to Lift Internet Blackout, According to Officials
Iranian officials have announced the beginning of the process to lift a prolonged internet blackout that was enacted during the conflict with the United States and Israel. This move marks a significant change in the country's internet policy amid ongoing regional tensions.
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