Iran Partially Restores Internet Access After Three-Month Blackout

According to independent organizations tracking global internet connectivity, Iran has shown signs of restoring access to the global network after a nearly three-month disruption. However, the scale and stability of the restored connectivity remain unclear.

Experts note that such prolonged internet blackouts in the country were previously linked to authorities' attempts to control the information space during periods of social unrest. Technical details of the restoration, including communication channels and bandwidth levels, have not yet been disclosed.

Cybersecurity specialists emphasize that such measures can pose serious risks to businesses and citizens, including disruptions to digital services and financial systems. Even partial restoration of access may indicate a shift in authorities' strategy for managing internet infrastructure.