Iran appears set to restore internet access after 3-months blackout


Internet access in Iran appeared headed for restoration Monday as President Masoud Pezeshkian ordered a rollback of months-long restrictions and an IRGC-affiliated outlet appeared to fall in line behind the decision after initially questioning its legality.
Earlier in the day, Pezeshkian ordered the Ministry of Communications to restore international internet access to its pre-January status, according to his spokesman.
ICT Minister Sattar Hashemi later told Shargh daily that the process of restoring the country’s internet access had begun.
The semi-official ISNA news agency reported that the order is expected to be implemented on Tuesday.
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