Ships Loiter Near Subsea Cables as Iran Warns Trump of Attacks

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Vessels have been observed lingering near undersea communications cables, drawing attention to the infrastructure's vulnerability. The activity comes as Iran has threatened to target these subsea cables should the United States resume military strikes against it. The warning was directed at President Trump and frames the cables as a potential point of escalation in the ongoing tensions. The article notes the strategic importance of these cables, which carry much of the world's internet and communications traffic. The report is based on the reporting by Ars Technica and centers on the connection between maritime activity and the threatened retaliation.

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