Protests in Iran have entered their twentieth day, and a monitoring body that tracks internet access worldwide has announced that the internet outage in Iran has surpassed 180 hours. Last night, the United Nations Security Council held an emergency meeting at the request of the United States to discuss the government's crackdown on protesters in Iran.
Iran Protests: Internet Outage Exceeds 180 Hours
Protests in Iran have now lasted for twenty days, with internet access severely restricted for over 180 hours. The United Nations Security Council convened to address the Iranian government's response to the protests, following a request from the United States.
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📰 What Happened
Iran's internet outage exceeds 180 hours amid ongoing protests and UN emergency meeting.
- United Nations Security Council meeting Iranian government
- Iranian government crackdown Protesters
- monitoring body announce Iran
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The prolonged internet outage indicates severe government control amid ongoing protests.
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