Iran has been completely disconnected from the internet for more than half a day, reports NetBlocks, an organization that monitors internet connectivity and cybersecurity across the World Wide Web.

“Metrics show Iran has now been offline for over 12 hours as authorities impose a nation-scale internet shutdown, citing Israel's alleged ‘misuse’ of the network for military purposes; the measure continues to hinder residents' access to information at a critical time,” NetBlocks said in a statement.

On June 13, Israel attacked Iran, and this was followed by retaliatory measures by Iran. Military actions between the two countries are continuing to this day.