| Component | Value | Weight | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anomaly | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.0 |
| Breadth | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.0 |
| Persistence | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.0 |
| Corroboration | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.0 |
| Baseline deviation | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.0 |
Readings
Internet disruption in AF
The same derived record, read as a timeline, a score, the source signals, a provenance chain, a comparison, and public reporting.
Stress44situation headline
Episodes1
ClassUnknown Disruption
Modelh3xa-iss-1.1
Record
Episode starts
Each mark is an episode start. Situation stress 44 follows the active episode, or the latest episode when every episode is resolved. Source: this situation's briefing pack, from the first episode start through the latest.
- country AF · UNKNOWN_DISRUPTION · stress 44
Score
How the stress points are made
Points = weight × component × 100, on a 0–100 track. Model h3xa-iss-1.1. Source: the latest derivation stored for each episode.
- Anomaly
- Breadth
- Persistence
- Corroboration
- Baseline deviation
Provenance
Observation to derivation
Each episode cites the source observation and the derivation that scored it. Situation sit-adc82625e87c8070aa5a861c.
Observation
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · 27a65b7bed9d
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · af2ed12ba340
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · 2576cea29b5e
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · ce7c91ce4624
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · 898839f8741e
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · b3ab7884b92d
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · 8f77294b4993
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · f9b64976f478
Internet connectivity disruption in Afghanistanvoidly-atlas · 6b7ee659eeea
Episode
country AFise-9b1106b0b31c2a5fd9dc2570 · 2026-08-09 20:35
Derivation
UnwrittenNo derivation row
Comparison
Episodes side by side
Same situation, one column per episode, ordered by start time. Component values are the 0–1 inputs to the weighted score.
| Measure | country AF 2026-08-09 20:35 |
|---|---|
| Classification | UNKNOWN_DISRUPTION |
| Stress | 44 |
| Confidence | 13% |
| Status | active |
| Anomaly | 0.00 |
| Breadth | 0.00 |
| Persistence | 0.00 |
| Corroboration | 0.00 |
| Baseline deviation | 0.00 |
| Baseline n | none |
Record
Outage reporting
Outage reporting for Afghanistan is read from NetBlocks, Cloudflare, and Internet Society Pulse. A note is attached when it names this place and falls in this month. It is not an observation, and it does not change the stress score. Fetched 2026-10-28 17:09.
- No NetBlocks report names Afghanistan.
- 3 Cloudflare outage notes name Afghanistan. Radar entries are not connected on this deployment.
- Internet Society Pulse is not connected on this deployment.
- The 2025 Cloudflare Radar Year in Review: The rise of AI, post-quantum, and record-breaking DDoS attacksWe present our 6th annual review of Internet trends and patterns observed across the globe, revealing the disruptions, advances and metrics that defined 2025.
- Online outages: Q3 2025 Internet disruption summaryIn Q3 2025, we observed Internet disruptions around the world resulting from government directed shutdowns, power outages, cable cuts, a cyberattack, an earthquake, a fire, and technical problems, as well as several with unexplained causes.
- Nationwide Internet shutdown in Afghanistan extends localized disruptionsOn September 29, 2025, Internet connectivity was completely shut down across Afghanistan, impacting business, education, finance, and government services.
Headlines
Headlines for Afghanistan from Google News. Public headlines are not an observation, and they do not change the stress score.
- Iranian Internet Blackout Boosts Afghanistan's Saffron Trade
- Afghanistan’s internet outage; Digital asset allocations surge
- Afghanistan’s Digital Blackout: A Self-Inflicted Economic Crisis
- Afghanistan: A two-day internet blackout shows even the Taliban can’t turn back time
- How the Taliban's Internet Blackout Sowed Fear in Afghanistan
- Afghanistan regains internet access amid confusion over who was responsible for blackout
- DW News. . Over 43 million people in Afghanistan faced a dayslong digital blackout after the Taliban cut off data services this week. Now they fear it could happen again at any time.
- Afghanistan gets the internet back 2 days after Taliban's unexplained web shutdown
- My calls and emails to family in Afghanistan go unanswered. The Taliban’s internet shutdown has left us all helpless
- Video: Internet Blackout in Afghanistan Disrupts Daily Life
- Afghanistan faces internet blackout amid fears Taliban targeting 'immorality'
- Taliban's internet shutdown in Afghanistan: What's at stake?
- Afghanistan imposes internet blackout: What has the effect been so far?
- What We Know About the Internet Blackout in Afghanistan
- UN calls on Taliban to restore internet in Afghanistan after telecoms blackout
- Afghanistan ‘blind without phones and internet’ on second day of telecoms blackout
- Taliban cut Afghanistan's internet and mobile networks in nationwide blackout
- Communications Restored In Afghanistan After 2-Day Blackout
Setting
Collateral models
Attached air, maritime, reference-CTI, and proprietary nodes are co-occurrence notes. They are not inputs to the stress score.
No air track is attached to this record.
The reference catalog is attached so it can be read beside this situation. It is not an observation, and it is not an input to the stress score.
No catalog entry names this place. The catalog stays reference material.
No supplier note matches this situation. Supplier notes stay outside the score.