Internet services restored in Iran
Days after Iran's National Security Council ordered a complete shutdown of internet services to reduce the impacts of planned mass protests over gasoline price hikes, the country's internet services are gradually being restored, with the Revolutionary Guard reporting that peace has been established, and Amnesty international claiming over 100 protesters killed in the ensuing police action. The Iranian government has rejected the estimate.
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