CENTCOM: Most Iran attacks on Hormuz shipping fail; strait remains open
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard spokesman Hossein Mohebbi highlighted seven internet cables under the Strait of Hormuz as potential targets, signaling a shift to asymmetric cyber-physical threats against critical infrastructure. He also vowed to unveil new weapons and drive remaining US power from the region, escalating rhetoric amid ongoing tensions. The threat is unverified but marks a notable expansion of Iran's stated targeting options beyond maritime shipping.
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Iranian attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz have intensified, with Tehran linking the escalation to political pressure on Washington ahead of the US midterm elections. Concurrently, Iran's IRGC has threatened to target undersea internet cables in the Strait, signaling a shift to asymmetric cyber-physical threats against critical infrastructure. The extent of coordination and targeting remains unclear, but the timing suggests strategic calculation.
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