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NetBlocks says Iran internet blackout enters 61st day

Apr 29, 2026, 09:32 GMT+1

Internet monitoring group NetBlocks said on Wednesday that Iran’s nationwide internet blackout had reached its 61st day, exceeding 1,400 hours of disrupted connectivity.

The group said the shutdown, now in its third month, has severely restricted communication channels and tightened state control over the country’s digital environment.

Iran has faced near-total limits on global internet access for more than two months, with only limited or selective connectivity available in some cases.

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