This is a CVS, I on the world, I'm John Bachelor. Undersea cables at the critical

juncture entering the Red Sea from the Indian Ocean.

There is news and the news is moving.

Red Sea internet cables cut affecting Asia-Europe traffic, what we know so far within these

last hours. According to the BBC, quoting HGC global communications in Hong Kong,

four out of 15 communication cables lying at the bottom of the Red Sea were damaged

affecting a quarter of the internet traffic between Asia and Europe.

Accident?

Perhaps.

I welcome Antonio Kalabashano.

She is an analyst at geopolitical features,

as well as a professor in Bucharest Romania.

To help me understand this story, which is a moving story.

There are many cables.

CCOM, TGM, Gulf, Asia, Africa, Europe,

WAN, and Europe, India Gateway are the four most concerned about damage.

And Tony, a very good evening to you.

Thank you.

Undersea cables, it seems so old-fashioned of us who actually have a hard wire between

two tin cans. Once upon a time this was the renovation that made world

communication possible when the cable was laid across the Atlantic

and all the other waterways. This particular waterway, however, is at the same time

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