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Iran Threatens Undersea Cable Attacks If War Resumes With US, Israel
Iran has reportedly devised plans to attack undersea communication cables in the Gulf if the US and Israel launch renewed military strikes, aiming to prolong disruptions. Two anonymous Iranian security officials revealed the plans, with one warning of "no more red lines" for targets.
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What happened
- 01Iran has detailed plans to attack undersea communication cables in the Gulf if attacked by the US or Israel.
- 02Iranian officials warned that "no more red lines" would apply to potential targets in a renewed conflict.
- 03Yadollah Javani of the IRGC specifically mentioned targeting seven major internet cables beneath the Strait of Hormuz.
- 04While the Strait of Hormuz carries less than 1% of global internet traffic, attacks could disrupt regional services.
- 05The threats aim to deter further military action by raising security concerns among Gulf governments and companies.
- 06Governments and tech companies are investing in alternative routes and land-based connections to improve network resilience.
While the Strait of Hormuz carries less than 1% of global internet traffic, disruptions could impact regional services. The threats come as Gulf states diversify economies and invest in technology, with companies and governments working to enhance network resilience.
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