Tehran, May 26 -- The Iranian government announced plans to restore international internet access in the "coming days", following a decision by a special cyberspace task force formed to review restrictions imposed on connectivity.

According to Iran's ISNA news agency report on Tuesday, the government spokesperson, Fatemeh Mohajerani, said during a weekly press conference that President Masoud Pezeshkian had already issued the order to reopen internet access.

"The President has issued the decree to reopen international internet access. We hope to be able to restore this rightful right of the people to them within the coming days," Mohajerani said.

Speaking at the Sacred Defense Museum garden during the press briefing, she said the gover...