Key Highlights
- Nationwide internet blackout reported in Iran.
- Protests have been ongoing for nearly two weeks.
- The death toll is increasing due to government crackdowns.
- The protests were sparked by the collapse of the currency's value.
Iran hit by nationwide internet blackout as deadly protests enter second week
Iran is experiencing a nationwide internet blackout as protests over economic issues continue into their second week, leading to a rising death toll. Online watchdog NetBlocks reported the blackout as authorities intensify their crackdown on dissent.
apse of the currency's value, in Tehran, Iran, January 5, 2026. Reuters File
Credit: People walk on a street, as protests erupt over the coll
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