Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Monday restored international internet access after a near 90-day blackout. “The decree aimed at restoring internet access to its pre-January state was communicated to the Ministry of Communications by the president,” the Iranian news agency Tasnim reported. Earlier this year, the Iranian government cut off access to the internet as…
Iran president ends internet blackout, orders access to be restored
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