Internet access in Iran was partially restored on Saturday after nearly 200 hours of disruption, making it difficult to confirm casualty numbers and monitor ongoing unrest. According to HRANA, a U.S.-based human rights organization, at least 3,090 people have died, including 2,885 protesters, while more than 22,000 individuals have been arrested since the protests began. The prolonged blackout had severely restricted communication and reporting, leaving families, journalists, and international observers struggling to obtain accurate information. The partial restoration of connectivity comes amid continued tensions, with authorities maintaining heavy security measures to control protests and limit the flow of information.
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