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تونزي تيليغراف
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International monitoring platforms specializing in internet network surveillance detected an unusual disruption in Tunisia's internet routing system that began on September 22. The disturbance primarily affected the BGP protocol used for exchanging network routes. Approximately 29,485 network routes were visible, indicating that the situation did not lead to a complete internet outage but rather limited impacts on data traffic, with only a slight decrease in some traffic indicators and a minimal reduction in network accessibility by about 1%. The incident has not been linked to a cyberattack or infrastructure failure so far, and the causes remain unclear. There are purely technical possibilities, but no specific entity or publicly identified reason has been determined. These disruptions are part of a series of incidents recorded by monitoring platforms throughout September, confirming that network disturbances do not necessarily mean a complete disconnection of services in the country.
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