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In August, a crew with possible links to Russia was charged with severing cables in the Baltic, using vessels carrying a ...

We often think that the internet on our phones comes from satellites or mobile towers. In reality, 99% of the world's internet traffic travels through undersea cables that span the globe.

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Internet services faced disruptions across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East due to damaged undersea cables in the Red Sea.

Experts say a ship likely cut cables in the Red Sea, disrupting internet access in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

A likely ship-induced cut in undersea cables in the Red Sea has disrupted internet access across Africa, Asia, and the Middle ...

NetBlocks, which monitors internet access, said “a series of subsea cable outages in the Red Sea has degraded internet ...

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