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The article focused on the impact of targeting undersea internet cables located beneath the Strait of Hormuz on global data traffic and services. Experts explained that such targeting could cause temporary slowdowns in the internet and lead to partial disruptions, but it would not cause a complete network collapse due to the presence of alternative routes. They pointed out that the severity of the situation increases if infrastructure targeting becomes a direct objective in international conflicts, with warnings that tensions could escalate to the complete destruction of international communication components, affecting countries worldwide and particularly threatening connectivity between continents.
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