Iran’s internet shutdown stretches on as protests continue, monitoring groups say
Iran’s nationwide connectivity restrictions have persisted for days, leaving most people unable to reach the global internet while authorities tighten control amid ongoing unrest, according to monitoring organizations.
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Iran’s internet blackout has continued for more than a week, with monitoring groups describing one of the country’s longest and most severe nationwide shutdowns as protests persist.

Researchers tracking disruptions said the outage has effectively cut off most residents from the global internet, limiting communications and restricting reporting on events inside the country.
Analysts cited patterns consistent with state-directed blocking, with only limited connectivity and narrow access to select services in some areas.
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