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Iran has initiated one of its longest internet shutdowns, affecting over 92 million people for more than 170 hours. This disruption is a response to ongoing mass anti-government protests, surpassing previous shutdown records of 163 hours in 2019 and 160 hours in 2025, as reported by NetBlocks.
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