Iran to impose temporary restrictions on internet access, ministry says

ReutersJun 18, 2025 4:39 PM

CAIRO, June 18 (Reuters) - Iran is set to impose temporary restrictions on internet access, the communications ministry said in a statement relayed by Iranian media on Wednesday, as the country continues to exchange missiles with Israel.

The statement said the move was to prevent "the enemy from threatening citizens' lives and property".

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