Nobody is explaining how serious the internet situation is right now.
About 97% of global internet traffic depends on these cables.
Now look at what could happen:
→ If one cable is cut: internet slows in the region
→ If three cables are cut: partial internet outage in the Gulf
→ If five cables are cut: banking, cloud services, trading, and e-commerce in the Gulf could go offline
→ If seven cables are cut: the Gulf could lose its position as a major digital trade hub overnight
The numbers:
The Gulf’s digital economy is worth over $1.8 trillion per year.
The cost to damage these cables can be extremely low.
Repairs could take weeks, especially if access is restricted.
This isn’t just about internet connectivity — it’s a serious economic and geopolitical risk.
If you have investments connected to the Gulf, keep an eye on this. Check back in 30 days.
I’ll continue sharing updates. Stay alert — this is important.