Iran Maintains Severe Internet Restrictions for 30 Days, Citizens Limited to Government-Approved Sites

Iran has imposed sweeping internet restrictions for a full month, blocking ordinary citizens from accessing most websites while allowing access only to government-approved and filtered content. The nationwide internet blackout represents one of the most severe digital censorship measures implemented by Iranian authorities in recent years. The restrictions are linked to escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf region, as the Iranian government seeks to control information flow and limit citizens' ability to communicate and organize during a period of heightened geopolitical instability.