Iran Enters 30th Day of Internet Blackout Amid War
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- •Iran's internet has been down for over 740 hours as of March 31, 2026.
- •New methods have been reported by April 1 to enforce the internet blackout across Iran.
- •The blackout affects millions of Iranian civilians by limiting access to communication and information.
- •The internet shutdown coincides with ongoing war conditions within Iran.
- •International monitoring groups like NetBlocks have confirmed the extended internet outage.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Iranian government lifts the internet blackout millions of Iranians will regain access to communication and economic activities could partially resume, improving civilian conditions and international information flow.
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RUTASS (EN)Internet access down for over 740 hours in Iran — NetBlocksMEMiddle East EyeReport: Iran using new methods to enforce internet blackoutsMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Iran 30 Days into Internet Blackout, Isolating Millions Amid WarREGIONALThe Straits Times - WorldIran 30 days into internet blackout, isolating millions amid war