Iran Internet Blackout Hits 65 Days

Iran’s Internet Blackout Hits 65 Days Amid Military Tensions

• The probability of Iran closing its airspace by May 8 is priced at 14.5% YES, down from 24% in the last 24 hours.
• The likelihood of Iran’s regime falling by June 30 is currently at 6.5% YES, showing a slight decrease.
• Iran’s internet blackout has persisted for 65 days, with connectivity reduced to just 4% of normal levels.
• This blackout follows military strikes by Israel and the US on Iran and is linked to ongoing protests in the country.
• The Iranian government is selectively allowing internet access while planning permanent restrictions on foreign platforms.

Iran’s extended internet blackout, now lasting 65 days, reflects severe internal control measures amid military tensions with Israel and the US. Market odds for airspace closure have decreased to 14.5%, while regime change probabilities are slightly lower at 6.5%.