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Red Sea cable damage, 2024 and 2025

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Supports the 2024 and 2025 Red Sea incidents as described here: the cables reported affected, the assessed anchor-drag mechanism in 2024 with ICPC comment, the 05:45 UTC start of the September 2025 latency effects, and Microsoft's statement that traffic previously routed through the Middle East would see higher latency. V55 verification basis: contemporaneous journalism retrieved in summary, not primary incident reports. Cause attribution for the 2024 damage is an assessment, not a finding; the Houthi movement denied involvement in the 2025 cuts and no cause has been established here.

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