Ships linked to Iran have been spotted prowling over critical undersea internet cables in the Gulf of Oman following Tehran's threats to attack regional digital infrastructure. According to the Financial Times, the windward maritime intelligence firm tracked at least four ships making unusual movements near undersea cables, including three US-approved tankers. Several vessels reportedly slowed down, circled cable routes or turned off their tracking systems, raising concerns about possible surveillance or preparations for sabotage. Iran's Revolutionary Guards have threatened to target submarine cables and data centers in retaliation for potential attacks by the US or Israel. No damage to cables confirmed. - Financial Times.