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Internet cables in the Red Sea have been cut by the anchor of a ship sunk by Houthi rebels. Explanations of the Pentagon

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Internet cables in the Red Sea have been cut by the anchor of a ship sunk after an attack by Houthi rebels in Yemen, a Pentagon spokesman was quoted by France Presse as saying on Thursday.

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Internet cables in the Red Sea have been cut by the anchor of a ship sunk by Houthi rebels. Explanations of the Pentagon

Internet cables in the Red Sea have been cut by the anchor of a ship sunk after an attack by Houthi rebels in Yemen, a Pentagon spokesman was quoted by France Presse as saying on Thursday.

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Pentagon: The anchor of the Rubimar cargo ship, which was sunk by the Houthis, cut submarine cables - Al-Shorouq Gate

The attack forced the crew to throw the anchor and leave the Rubimar ship

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Digi 24 broke the news in Romania on Thursday, March 7, 2024.
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