Internet connections across Syria went down Tuesday night, according to several global monitoring sites, SIA reports citing CNN.
Google reported that its services became inaccessible in Syria around 9:45 p.m. (2:45 p.m. ET). The Renesys, Akamai and BGPmon Internet tracking companies also reported the loss of Syrian Internet connectivity at that time.
"It seems Syria has largely disappeared from the Internet," Dan Hubbard, chief technology officer for Umbrella Security Labs, wrote in a blog post about the apparent outage.
The website for Syria's state-run news agency and several government websites were not accessible.
The opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria said the activist network would put "all responsibility on regime forces for any violation or massacres against civilians."
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