Iran Threatens Gulf Submarine Cables, No Red Lines if Attacked
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Iran has reportedly prepared contingency plans to cut undersea internet cables in the Gulf in response to renewed US and Israeli military action, which could severely disrupt regional communications. The threat signals a potential escalation in asymmetric warfare, targeting critical infrastructure beyond conventional military assets. The credibility and operational feasibility of such an attack remain uncertain, but the strategic implication is a new dimension of conflict in the region.
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US and Israeli officials are preparing for a second round of military strikes against Iran, potentially targeting nuclear and oil facilities, with execution likely after the US midterm elections. Iran has threatened retaliation against US-linked data centers, AI facilities, energy installations, airports, and submarine cables in the Gulf, and has disrupted oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The timing and scope of any strike remain uncertain, influenced by US domestic politics and Iranian deterrence posture.
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