Iran experiencing nationwide internet blackout, monitor says
Summary
Iran is going through a national internet shutdown, according to the monitoring group NetBlocks. This is happening as protests over economic issues grow across the country. Since the protests began, at least 21 people have died, and Iranian authorities have had mixed responses to the unrest.Key Facts
- Iran is experiencing a nationwide internet blackout.
- The blackout is reported by NetBlocks, an online monitoring group.
- Protests in Iran are increasing due to rising living costs and the local currency losing value.
- At least 21 people have died during the protests, including security forces.
- Different Iranian leaders have reacted differently, with calls for restraint and for action against protesters.
- The Iranian chief justice linked the protests to actions by the United States and Israel.
- The United Nations urged Iran to respect rights to free speech and peaceful protest.
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