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Story summary
- Iran's internet blackout has intensified, leaving most of the country offline for 18 days.
- NetBlocks reports connectivity dropped to nearly zero after US-Israel missile strikes on February 28.
- Some privileged users access the internet via contraband services, while most remain disconnected.
- The blackout aims to control narratives and suppress dissent amid ongoing protests.
- Cyber groups continue operations, posing threats to critical infrastructure.
