Iranian authorities restore partial internet access after a monthslong shutdown, though heavy restrictions remain in place, according to multiple outlets. Both sources say the change comes after a decision to lift some limitations, while negotiations appear to be nearing agreement on a more permanent truce intended to end the war. Despite the reopening of some services, reports note that many users and observers remain concerned that connectivity could be cut again at short notice. The coverage emphasizes that the restored access does not represent a full return to normal internet availability. Instead, restrictions continue to limit what users can access and how reliably services function. The developments are presented as closely linked to the state of diplomatic talks, with the restoration framed as a step taken during negotiations rather than a guaranteed long-term change. Overall, the sources agree that the situation remains fluid and that residents’ access could change depending on the progress and outcome of the talks for a lasting ceasefire.