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Maritime tracking platforms detected four Iran-linked ships slowing down, circling, and switching off their transponders over the routes of five undersea internet cables in the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz, including the Africa 2 cable. The movements came after Iran threatened to target digital communications infrastructure and prevent repairs if Iranian facilities were hit by military strikes. Telecommunications industry reports warned that damage to the cables could isolate Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco from networks in Asia and the Middle East, causing a severe bottleneck in data flows.
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