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The *Financial Times* reported that at least four vessels linked to Iran were spotted over undersea communications cables in the Gulf of Oman, after Tehran threatened to target digital infrastructure if U.S. and Israeli attacks escalated. The vessels included three U.S.-sanctioned tankers and an Iranian fishing boat that remained over cable routes between October 21 and 26. Tracking data showed that they slowed down, stopped or changed course—movements that Windward said were consistent with surveying the cables or possibly planting explosives. Six submarine cables pass through the Strait of Hormuz, and several Gulf states rely on them entirely for internet access, making any attack on them potentially consequential for the region’s economies.
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