Iran's President Orders Restoration of Internet Access
Iranian state media reported that the country's president issued a decision to restore internet services. The announcement follows an earlier period of restricted connectivity.
en.antaranews.comIranian state media reported that the country's president issued a decision directing the restoration of internet access. The reports did not specify a timeline for the restoration or detail which services would be reinstated first.
Authorities had previously limited internet connectivity during recent unrest. State media outlets carried the announcement without additional context on the scope of the order. The decision comes amid ongoing public discussion over digital access inside the country.
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3 events- May 25, 8:02 PM ET
1 new source added: @SCMPNews
1 source@SCMPNews - May 25, 4:03 PM ET
2 new sources added: @AJEnglish, @Jerusalem_Post
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Iranian state media reported the president ordered internet restoration.
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Potential Impact
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Residents may regain access to online services once the order is implemented.
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