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The *Financial Times*, citing data from Windward, tracked at least four Iran-linked vessels above undersea communications cables in the Gulf of Oman, after Tehran threatened to target cables and data centers if the United States and Israel launched a new bombing campaign. Three of the vessels were tankers under U.S. sanctions, and the fourth was an Iranian fishing boat. The data showed the vessels slowing down, circling, or stopping near cable routes—movements that Windward said were consistent with surveying the cables or planting charges or mines. Six cables pass through the Strait of Hormuz, with three more under construction. Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar rely entirely on the strait’s cables for internet services, making any attack on them potentially devastating for the region’s economies.
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