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May 26, 2026
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Iran Signals Potential Easing of Internet Blackout Amid US Talks
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Article content (Bloomberg) — Iran’s government could soon roll back some restrictions on a months-long digital blackout that has cut off millions of its citizens from the internet, the official Islamic Republic News Agency said, as diplomatic talks between the US and Tehran gather pace. Article content The government’s new Special Task Force for the Regulation and Governance of Cyberspace voted Monday “in favor of returning internet access to its pre-January 2026 conditions,” IRNA reported. The task force, set up by President Masoud Pezeshkian and chaired by First Vice President Mohammad Reza…
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