According to NetBlocks — longest internet blackout of any country in history
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For 88 days the regime has kept Iran's people off the internet!

NetBlocks report — Iran's internet shutdown since February 28, 2026. Connectivity to the global internet dropped from 100% to 1–2% and has stayed there.

NetBlocks report — Iran's internet shutdown since February 28, 2026. Connectivity to the global internet dropped from 100% to 1–2% and has stayed there.

Source: NetBlocks · @netblocks

Why did they cut it?

Darkness is a tool of execution and repression.

When the internet is cut, executions multiply in silence; arrests go unseen; families are left without news. This is not a technical accident — this is a strategy of repression.

The occupying regime is trying to manipulate the voice that reaches the world from Iran. With the internet cut, the regime's crimes continue in the shadow of silence.

In the absence of the people's voice, the regime presents itself to the world as Iran. It sells its own narrative as "Iran's demand," while the actual demand of the Iranian nation is buried in silence. Our duty, outside, is to bring the real demand of the Iranian nation to the world.

Hand in hand, with love, we set our homeland free