Red Sea cable breaks disrupt internet in Middle East, South Asia

Posted on September 8, 2025 by Guest authors

Internet services in multiple countries in the Middle East and South Asia have been disrupted since Saturday by yet another series of subsea cable breaks along the Red Sea route, which was plagued by similar incidents last year.

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