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← StoriesWorldFirst published 19 October at 13:48, Kathimerini

Iran threatens to target undersea internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz

6 outlets · 6 articles
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  • ERT News Centre-right
  • Kathimerini not rated
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  • Kontra News not rated
  • Simerini / Sigma not rated
No published lean (4)

What is happening

What the sources report

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran warned on Monday that it will unveil new targets and weapons systems, focusing attention on the undersea internet cables of the Strait of Hormuz. The TOC

Guard spokesman Hossein Mohebi said that seven major internet cables pass under the Strait. The TOC

Earlier this month, Mohsen Rezai, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, told Press TV that Tehran could target undersea cables, data centres and artificial intelligence facilities linked to the US in the event of a new conflict. The TOC

Rezai said that if war breaks out, many of these cables, data centres and facilities will be destroyed. ERT News

Where they differ

The media do not differ on the basic facts.

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How each side headlined it

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All articles by time (6)

When each outlet covered it

First report 19 October at 13:48, latest 21 October at 09:37. Within the first hour: 2 of 6 outlets. Each column: 2 hours.