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The deputy for the development of the national information network of the Ministry of Communications and Technology says that in the event of war or unrest again, "there is a possibility that the Internet will be cut off."

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The deputy for the development of the national information network of the Ministry of Communications and Technology says that in the event of war or unrest again, "there is a possibility that the Internet will be cut off."

The deputy for the development of the national information network of the Ministry of Communications and Technology says that in the event of war or unrest again, "there is a possibility that the Internet will be cut off."

Vahid Yazdanian said that it is not known at what level such a limit is.

He also added: "The possible difference of this period could be that if it is decided to apply restrictions or restrictions on Internet access, based on what the president has proposed, his role in this area will be more prominent."

At the same time as the beginning of the war of prisoners between Israel and America with Iran on March 9, 1404, internet access was cut off for the people inside Iran and this process lasted for almost three months.

NetBlocks, the world's internet access monitoring body, declared the internet outage in Iran as the longest and one of the most severe outages in the history of the world's internet.

Officials in the Islamic Republic typically describe internet shutdowns during times of war or periods of national unrest as an emergency security measure.

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