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Cutting Connections_ Iran's Underwater Internet Cable Crisis
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Let's dive into the deep waters of the internet, quite literally. In early March 2026, Iranian authorities made a striking announcement: they plan to sever underwater internet cables. Now, this might sound like a sci-fi plot twist, but it has real ramifications for the entire globe, especially considering these cables are responsible for transmitting over 99% of international data traffic. That includes everything from the emails we send to the vital financial transactions that keep economies afloat.
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Let's dive into the deep waters of the internet, quite literally. In early March,
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