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Ships loiter near subsea cables as Iran warns of attacks

Iran has warned it will attack subsea cables if the US escalates military strikes again while ships are reported to be near the lines.

Ships loiter near subsea cables amid Iran's warnings to Trump
File photo Ships loiter near subsea cables amid Iran's warnings to Trump Photo: Ars Technica

Vessels positioned around infrastructure

Ships are currently loitering in the area surrounding the subsea cables. Reports indicate these vessels are staying close to the underwater lines. The presence of the ships has been noted by independent observers.

Iran issues specific threats

Iran threatened to attack the cables if the US escalates military strikes again. This warning comes amid ongoing tensions between the two nations. Officials in Iran stated they would take action against the infrastructure.

Context of recent warnings

The situation follows previous exchanges regarding potential conflicts over the cables. Reports highlight the risk to the underwater lines if hostilities increase. No specific date for an attack was provided in the available reports.

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