Calla O'Neil
Summary and Key Points: The January 2026 internet blackout in Iran, following protests that erupted on December 28, has exposed the deep failures of the National Information Network (NIN).
-Despite two decades of development, the NIN remains only 60% operational, forcing the regime to cut all global connectivity for 92 million citizens to suppress dissent.
-This digital isolation carries a staggering daily cost of $36 million, crippling e-commerce and banking.
-Meanwhile, Tehran is escalating its war on Starlink with military-grade jammers, proving that internal “intranets” cannot replace global access.
-The strategy emphasizes a regime prioritizing total control over economic survival.
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