Sabotage at Sea: Disruption of Syria's Internet Connection

Syria's state-owned telecom operator reported an act of sabotage on an undersea cable linking Tartous to Alexandria, disrupting internet services across the country. Repairs could take time, and the incident is part of a broader campaign targeting Syria's infrastructure, as stated by local officials.

Sabotage at Sea: Disruption of Syria's Internet Connection
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Syria's internet connectivity faced a significant setback following an act of sabotage on an undersea cable running between Tartous and Egypt's Alexandria.

The state-owned telecom operator confirmed that this incident has disrupted internet services nationwide.

Local authorities claim that this attack is part of a more extensive, systematic sabotage campaign against Syria's infrastructure. Efforts to repair the damage and restore full services are ongoing but will require more time.

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