Iran threatens to attack undersea cables in the Strait of Hormuz, calls them ‘legitimate new targets’ in future conflict
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The damaged cables are two of just 16 undersea infrastructure that carries 99% of Australian internet traffic.

The damaged cables are two of just 16 undersea infrastructure that carries 99% of Australian internet traffic.

The damaged cables are two of just 16 undersea infrastructure that carries 99% of Australian internet traffic.
