Full internet access is expected to be restored across Iran by January 23, according to official government sources.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that an aide to the Iranian President has provided an official timeline for the resumption of digital services. According to the statement, nationwide internet connectivity will be fully reinstated no later than Friday, January 23.
Technical teams are currently working to ensure the normal operation of the network and to stabilize the infrastructure following recent disruptions. The official noted that the restoration process is being carried out in phases to ensure the security and stability of the domestic digital environment.
Internet shutdowns or significant throttling in Iran are often linked to security measures or technical upgrades within the National Information Network. Such disruptions frequently impact both individual users and the business sector, leading to increased international scrutiny regarding digital rights and freedom of information in the region. The restoration of services is seen as a critical step for the country's economic activities and communication channels.
