The whole country has been disconnected from the world for nearly three months.
10:07 am today
By Dannielle Maguire, ABC News
One woman explicitly speaks out against internet censorship during protest against the regime in Iran on Goetheplatz in Frankfurt.
Despite a weeks-long ceasefire in Iran, most Iranians have been without international internet access since the war began.
That means almost the whole country has been disconnected from the world for nearly three months.
Iran's internet is coming back online. But it's not back to normal
Back Online, Iranians Face The Same Internet Restrictions
Iranians slowly returning online after months-long internet shutdown
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Iranians slowly returning online after monthslong internet shutdown
Internet Starts to Return in Iran After 3-Month Blackout
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