Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the reopening of international internet access after nearly three months of restrictions, according to state media reports.
The blackout began in late September following widespread protests triggered by the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody. Iranian authorities had severely limited access to global networks and social media platforms during the period.
State media did not specify an exact timeline for restoration of full internet connectivity. The move comes as Iran faces continued international scrutiny over its handling of civil unrest and human rights concerns.
The internet restrictions had significantly impacted Iran's economy, particularly affecting businesses reliant on online operations and digital commerce. International companies and organizations with operations in Iran also experienced disruptions to their activities.
The reopening of international internet access represents a potential shift in Iran's approach to managing domestic dissent, though details on implementation remain unclear. State authorities maintain control over internet infrastructure through the government-run ISP system.
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