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Iran internet blackout enters 73rd day, NetBlocks says

May 11, 2026, 09:54 GMT+1

Iran’s internet blackout entered its 73rd day on Monday, surpassing 1,728 hours, internet monitor NetBlocks said.

“Open internet access is a right that underpins all other liberties, and its deprivation severely limits the public's ability to document and remediate fundamental human rights violations,” it added in a post on X.

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