Iran’s record internet blackout is emerging as a key dividing line between the country’s powerful security apparatus and its civilian government, underlining how the war with the US has extended the military’s control over daily life. Top government officials have become increasingly vocal about their opposition to the shutdown, imposed by authorities led by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps two months ago, even as they present a united front against Washington during the ongoing ceasefire.

Full report : Iran’s internet blackout, which costs an estimated $80 million per day in economic damage, is dividing its military and civilian government, which opposes the measure.