Afghanistan, Oct. 1 -- Telecom firms in Afghanistan confirmed the nationwide internet shutdown was officially ordered, stating they are only managing operations, as services collapse and daily life faces widespread disruption.
Afghanistan telecom companies have confirmed that the nationwide internet shutdown was carried out under direct orders from the country's top leadership. They said they are merely "managing a sensitive and complex situation" and expressed hope that services may resume soon.
According to a report by Fox News on Tuesday, September 30, telecom operators told Reuters that the disconnection began last week in phases. What started as partial restrictions has now escalated into a complete shutdown of fiber-optic and mobile...