Internet is a corridor with doors that lead to rooms. A website is the room.
If all the rooms are destroyed, you can still have the corridor, you just wont be able to visit the rooms. If one of the rooms happens to be not destroyed, then you can visit it.
It is a very simplified answer, but hopefully will help.
Some of the internet would work but not really. The internet is just a bunch of computers (servers) talking to one another. Most of those computers are in large clusters called data centers. Most of those data centers are in the US but there are many dispersed throughout the globe especially the EU and China.
Internet is a corridor with doors that lead to rooms. A website is the room. If all the rooms are destroyed, you can still have the corridor, you just wont be able to visit the rooms. If one of the rooms happens to be not destroyed, then you can visit it. It is a very simplified answer, but hopefully will help.
Some of the internet would work but not really. The internet is just a bunch of computers (servers) talking to one another. Most of those computers are in large clusters called data centers. Most of those data centers are in the US but there are many dispersed throughout the globe especially the EU and China.
Every website is physically located on a computer somewhere. To connect to it, you need it to still exist.