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Urgent Help Needed: Impressions Dropped to Zero Overnight – All Top-Ranked Articles Gone!

Has anyone else experienced a sudden and unexplained drop in Google search rankings and impressions? My site's impressions, which were around 300-500 per day, have suddenly dropped to a complete zero. I'm wondering if this could be related to a recent algorithm update from Google.
When I search using site:mysite.com, all of my posts appear as expected. Similarly, if I include my site name in a search term, the results show up as they should. However, if I search for the exact term without including my site name or using site:mysite.com, even the articles that previously ranked at #1 are completely gone. They don't even appear on the last results page.
This is puzzling, especially since these changes occurred suddenly and without any apparent reason. Is anyone aware of a recent Google update that might explain this? Or has anyone faced a similar issue and found a way to fix it? Any insights or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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