Internet access remains cut off as the streets of Tehran, other Iranian cities are largely calm after widescale unrest.
Internet access remains cut off as the streets of Tehran, other Iranian cities are largely calm after widescale unrest.
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The Iranian authorities say at least 3,000 people have been arrested in weeks of antigovernment demonstrations, state news agencies reported, as the mass protests have largely been quelled.
The streets of the Iranian capital Tehran and other parts of the country were comparatively calm on Friday amid a heavy presence of security forces.
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The country cut off internet access on 8 January following a government crackdown on protesters.
Cybersecurity company Cloudflare shows an average 35 percent lower traffic volume in Iran compared with previous days.
