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[NetBlocks @netblocks]

⌚️ #Iran's internet blackout has just entered its 84th day with international networks largely cut off for over 1992 hours.

Each passing hour widens social and economic divides as any contact with the outside world is gated by status, compliance and privilege.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

📉 Metrics show the #Iran internet blackout is now in its 72nd day with connectivity flatlining after 1704 hours. The unprecedented measure is well into its third month with no indication of a wider restoration as authorities bar the general public from international access.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

📵 #Iran's internet blackout is entering its 68th day after 1608 hours. The general public have now been largely cut off from the global internet for 70% of the year 2026 to date, with some reporting no contact since the beginning of the first digital shutdown in January.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

🛰️ #Iran's internet blackout is now in its tenth week, entering day 64 of near-total isolation from international networks.

The shutdown is accompanied by a regime crackdown on VPNs and satellite terminals, with alarming reports of a Starlink user killed during inspection raids.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

☎️ It's now day 61 of #Iran's internet blackout as the nation-scale censorship measure surpasses 1440 hours.

As the shutdown continues in its third month, Iran's digital environment is more tightly controlled than ever with all communication channels restricted and monitored.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

🗓️ The internet blackout in #Iran is now on its 55th consecutive day as connectivity flatlines at 2% of ordinary levels after 1296 hours.

Restrictions on global network access continue to hinder online commerce, payment systems and digitally dependent sectors of the economy.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

⏱️ The internet blackout in #Iran has now surpassed the 1200 hour mark, continuing in its eighth week as of day 51.

As peace negotiations appear to flounder, one of the most important factors for Iranians, the restoration of international connectivity, is still overlooked.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

📨 At 1080 hours, #Iran's internet shutdown continues to harm lives and livelihoods as the country enters its 46th day without international access. Despite a slight widening of the whitelist system, Iranians have to take risks just to get a message through to the outside world.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

1000 hours.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

⚠️ Update: #Iran's internet blackout has entered its 40th day after 936 hours of near-total disconnection from the outside world.

The wartime censorship measure continues even as the US and Iran regimes each declare victory, with the Iranian people once again left in the dark.

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

⚠️ Update: #Iran's internet blackout has entered day 32 with most users cut off from the outside world for over 744 hours.

Extended digital isolation is bringing new challenges for Iranians, from expired domains and accounts to unpatched servers on a degrading national intranet.

[Shagha @javadi_s]

32 days of #DigitalBlackOutIran‌

[Shagha @javadi_s]

27 days of total darkness, silencing 90 million people in #Iran.
Be their voice. Get them internet access. #DigitalBlackOutIran

[Sogand @5ogand]

🆘Digital blackout in Iran.

Millions of people are being silenced.
No internet. No connection. No way to show the world what’s happening inside.

When a nation goes offline, its people lose their voice.

The people of Iran deserve to be heard.

@elonmusk — we respectfully ask if Starlink access could be made available to help people stay connected and share their voices with the world.

#DigitalBlackOutIran‌

[Shagha @javadi_s]

Day 26 of total blackout! Yet, people received no help @elonmusk !
@UN : don’t you think that you should seek for help? Human rights have no value to you when it comes to #Iran , right?!
#DigitalBlackOutIran‌

[NetBlocks @netblocks]

⚠️ Update: The internet blackout in #Iran has entered its 19th day with international connectivity still unavailable after 432 hours to all but a chosen few.

As the world debates if or how the war should proceed, one voice is effectively missing: the voice of the Iranian people.

[Hamidreza @justchangingun]

There is a war crime unfolding in Iran.
Everything the world currently knows about the Islamic Republic’s killings and repression inside Iran is 17 days old. For 17 days, while Israel and the United States have been striking targets, the Ayatollahs have shut down the internet across Iran, cutting millions of civilians off from the world. People cannot report what is happening to them, and they cannot even receive warnings about incoming attacks.

This is collective punishment and a weaponization of information.

There are ways to help restore access and reconnect Iranians to the outside world, but it requires this message reaching influential voices, policymakers, and global platforms.

Be the voice of the Iranian people.
Do not let a nation disappear into digital darkness.
#DigitalBlackoutIran

[Hamidreza @justchangingun]

اگر این توییت رو می‌بینید، چند دقیقه وقت برای مردم ایران بگذارید و یک توییت درباره خاموشی اینترنت توسط ج‌ا بزنید. به فارسی، انگلیسی و دعوت اطرافیانتون به اطلاع‌رسانی درباره این گروگانگیری آنلاین. صدای مردم رو بریده‌اند، کمک کنید صداشون باشیم.
#DigitalBlackoutIran

[Hamidreza @justchangingun]

This report is horrifying, a full-scale atrocity by the Islamic Republic regime.
During the widespread protests of January 2026, two nurses at Tehran’s Rajaei Heart Hospital were arrested by security forces of the Islamic Republic and subjected to severe torture and repeated sexual assault. The injuries were so extreme that parts of their intestines had to be removed, and one of them suffered serious damage to her uterus, now under intensive medical care.

Shockingly, reports indicate that some protesters were executed with coup de grâce shots inside the very hospital, while the nurses were only trying to save lives. This is a clear demonstration of the brutality and murderous repression of the Islamic Republic regime. https://t.co/zEnYFjoU5R