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centerREPORTIran partially restores internet after 88-day blackout

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A partial restoration of internet connectivity has begun in Iran after 88 days of near-total isolation from international networks, according to monitoring group NetBlocks. The move came a day after Iranian media reported that President Masoud Pezeshkian had ordered the restoration of internet access across the country, ending one of the longest nationwide shutdowns in modern history.
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