Internet service in Iran cut off or restricted amid deadly protests

Iran is experiencing a nationwide internet blackout. According to reports, internet connectivity has been disrupted as protests against the government continue. NetBlocks reported a nationwide internet blackout, which restricts public communication during a critical time.

Sources indicate large crowds are gathering in Tehran, supporting exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi’s call for protests. At least 39 people have died since the unrest began 12 days ago, with over 2,260 arrests. Iranian authorities typically disable internet access during significant protests to suppress dissent.