Iran begins restoring internet after long blackout, denounces recent US military action as show of 'bad faith'

In a significant development, Iran has begun gradually bringing back internet access following one of the longest nationwide outages the country has ever faced due to the war in West Asia. Meanwhile, Iran has also accused the United States of acting in "bad faith and unreliability" after fresh airstrikes landed just as efforts continued to negotiate an end to the ongoing war. According to Iranian authorities, the military action in the southern parts of the country amounted to a violation of the ceasefire. However, Washington labelled the attacks as defensive and said it showed "restraint" despite the truce that has held for several weeks. Iran's foreign ministry warned that the US would be accountable for "all consequences".