Taliban deny internet ban in Afghanistan

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'Total internet blackout' leaves Afghans further cut off from the world

Afghanistan has been plunged into chaos amid a nationwide internet blackout that has further isolated the Taliban-ruled country, including by cutting off residents’ communication with relatives abroa...

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Taliban internet blackout has created an extreme scenario in Afghanistan with far-reaching consequences

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The Taliban rejects reports of nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan

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Internet and cell phone services resume in Afghanistan

At least 14 flights scheduled to operate out of Kabul airport on Wednesday were cancelled, with the status of other flights unclear, data from plane tracker Flightradar24 showed, following an internet...

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Afghan Internet Back After 2-Day Blackout Tied to Taliban

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Taliban government denies nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan, says fibre optic cables being replaced

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Internet Cut off Leaves Afghans Stranded as Flights Cancelled

Mohammad Bashir, a representative of Kam Air, an Afghan domestic and international carrier, told the country's Tolo News channel that just one flight had run since the internet blackout.

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Afghanistan grinds to a halt as Taliban cuts off internet Afghanistan grinds to a halt as Taliban cuts off internet

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The Taliban Government in Afghanistan Rejects Reports of a Nationwide Internet Ban

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The Taliban government in Afghanistan rejects reports of a nationwide internet ban

The Taliban government has rejected reports of a nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan, saying old fiber optic cables are worn out and being replaced.

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Taliban deny nationwide ban on internet access as outage paralyses Afghanistan

The internet blackout is now in its third day on Wednesday and has impacted banking, businesses, humanitarian work and travel across Afghanistan. View on euronews

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Afghan Taliban reject reports of internet ban, blame worn-out cables

Taliban rejects reports of internet ban in Afghanistan, citing damaged fiber optic cables as cause of disruptions affecting daily life.

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Taliban reject internet ban claims, cite cable repairs

The Afghan Taliban government has rejected reports claiming it has banned internet access in the country. Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said these rumors are false. He explained that technical teams are currently repairing damaged fiber optic cables.

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What restrictions have the Taliban imposed in Afghanistan this year?

Afghanistan's internet and mobile telephone services were down nationwide on Tuesday, and while the Taliban administration offered no immediate explanation, in recent weeks it has voiced concern about pornography online.