Iran plans to target Gulf undersea cables if attacked again, officials say
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Two senior Iranian security officials told Reuters that Iran has detailed plans to strike submarine communication cables in the Persian Gulf in response to further US or Israeli attacks. The claim is sourced from officials and not independently verified; it signals a potential asymmetric escalation targeting critical infrastructure. This matters because such attacks could disrupt global communications and financial data flows, raising regional and international stakes.
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US and Israeli officials are reportedly finalizing plans for renewed military strikes against Iran, potentially targeting nuclear and oil facilities post-US midterm elections. Iran has threatened retaliation against US-linked data centers, energy installations, and Gulf submarine cables, while also disrupting oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Confidence in the imminence of strikes is medium, with specific timing and scope remaining uncertain.
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