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Undersea cables passing through the Strait of Hormuz are extremely important for the digital infrastructure of the Gulf region. Iranian reports warn of the possibility of these cables being targeted by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which could threaten the stability of internet services, banking, and e-commerce in the area. The warning indicates that targeting multiple cables simultaneously might lead to widespread disruptions, such as network slowdowns and reduced connection speeds. However, the impact on global internet remains limited, accounting for less than 1% of worldwide data traffic. Repairing the damage to these cables requires lengthy processes and complex maritime operations, especially amid military tensions, increasing the risks to digital and economic services in the Gulf. The repercussions could extend to vital sectors like banking and e-commerce. The risks are particularly high for Iran itself, which relies heavily on this infrastructure.
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