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Iran implements nationwide internet blackout following US-Israel strikes

Apr 13, 2026 11:00 PM CT Tehran, Iran internet blackout, communications disruption, internal security, US-Israel strikes, Iran

Summary

Iranian authorities have severed internet access across the country in response to military strikes conducted by the United States and Israel in February. This communications disruption serves as a defensive measure to control information flow and prevent domestic unrest following the escalation of hostilities. The event highlights the regime's reliance on digital censorship as a tool for internal security during active conflict phases.

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The regime has cut off online access since the US and Israel attacked in February

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T2 Financial Times
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Actor Responses

Iran NEUTRAL

Cut off online access to control information following attacks.

United States AGGRESSOR

Conducted military strikes in February triggering the blackout.

Israel AGGRESSOR

Conducted military strikes in February triggering the blackout.

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STANDARD IDF adjusts home front restrictions in northern Israel amid Iran truce

"The internet blackout in Iran (Event 15) and the reported truce (New Event) are parallel indicators of a significant shift in the conflict status between Iran and Israel/US, suggesting a de-escalation phase."