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Iran internet blackout hits 1000 hours, enters 42nd day – longest on record

Apr 11, 2026, 00:50 GMT+1

Iran's nationwide internet blackout has reached 1000 hours of near-total disconnection, according to internet monitor NetBlocks.

The government-imposed shutdown, which began on February 28 amid US-Israeli strikes, restricted most Iranians to the state-controlled National Information Network, with connectivity at about 1% of normal levels. It is now the longest such blackout recorded anywhere.

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