BackIran's IRGC planning to generate revenue from undersea internet cables in Persian Gulf

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Times of India11.05.2026GeneralIndia

Iran's IRGC planning to generate revenue from undersea internet cables in Persian Gulf

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Iran is reportedly planning to charge hefty fees for undersea internet cables traversing the Strait of Hormuz. This move could impact global internet users with higher subscription costs and slower speeds. Tech giants may face new regulations and data sharing demands. Iran aims to leverage this for financial gain and digital influence.

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