Internet access in Iran has been restored after being cut off since late February, when the country experienced a blackout due to the onset of war. The service interruption lasted for several months.
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Internet Access Restored in Iran Following Extended Outage
Iran has restored internet access after a prolonged blackout that began in late February due to the war. The service had been unavailable for several months.
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Internet Access Restored in Iran Following Extended Outage