Tehran, April 12 -- Amidst the stalling of high-level peace talks between Tehran and Washington, Iran continues to endure severe digital isolation as the nationwide internet blackout reached its 44th day on Sunday.

According to data provided by internet watchdog NetBlocks, the ongoing disruption has now surpassed all previous global benchmarks for connectivity interference.

Earlier this month, the monitor officially classified the current situation as the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever recorded in a sovereign state.

Highlighting the severe fallout of this policy, NetBlocks stated on social media platform X that the "human and economic impacts of the extended censorship measure continue to pile up, breaking global records for...