00:03:23.160They include the 25,000-kilometer AAE-1 system, the 10,300-kilometer Falcon Network, and the
00:03:31.2005,270-kilometer Gulf Bridge International Rink.
00:03:35.960They are not obscure pieces of equipment.
00:03:38.820Undersea cables carry approximately 99% of international data traffic.
00:03:43.440The systems around Hormuz connect Persian Gulf states to cloud services, banking networks,
00:03:49.580communications platforms, and international markets.
00:03:51.840Most cables crossing the strait are routed through Omani waters rather than Iranian territory, but they remain geographically concentrated inside a narrow maritime corridor where disruption could affect several countries simultaneously.
00:04:08.580The threat extends beyond cables. Data center capacity across the GCC is projected to triple to more than three gigawatts over the next five years.
00:04:19.660The UAE and Saudi Arabia are expected to account for more than 80% of that expansion.
00:04:26.480The investments include the planned Stargate UAE Artificial Intelligence Campus in Abu Dhabi,
00:04:33.120Saudi Arabia's Humane Network, and the 1.5 gigawatt DataVolt project at Neom Oxygen.
00:04:40.500Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, Oracle, OpenAI, and regional sovereign investment funds are all connected to the broader build-out.
00:04:48.620This infrastructure represents the Persian Gulf's attempt to move beyond oil and become a global center for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced technology.1.00
00:04:59.720That is precisely why the Islamic Republic is threatening it.0.99
00:05:04.280Senior regime official Mohsen Rezaei, guys remember Mohsen Rezaei is the one that looks like the rotten apple.0.99
00:05:10.520So if you go to our Boom Boom Jihad bingo sheet, this is Mohsen Rezaei.
00:05:14.700This is here he is. And he was recently pulled out of retirement because America and Israel boom boomed too many of these dirkas and sent them to hell where they belong. So, you know, they had to they had to pull him out of retirement.0.99
00:05:34.480and he is now actually currently I believe he's the the head of the Supreme Security Council if
00:05:41.540I'm not mistaken so like guys this one he's he's literally insane he's he's absolutely like utterly
00:05:47.420insane um I actually think that it's a very good thing that he is one of the ones in charge because0.99
00:05:55.240having someone like him in charge it's pretty much a guarantee that um the Islamic regime is just0.99
00:06:03.360going to continue to act in a way that will make it impossible to deal with them in any other way0.99
00:06:13.940other than to eliminate them. You know what I mean? Because he is incapable of speaking in a way0.64
00:06:21.480that will convince non-Iranian politicians that, you know, they're reasonable or normal,0.98
00:06:29.980because he's literally insane. And he's all about like the Allahu Akbar, jihad, durka,0.65
00:06:35.400terrorism, nonsense. Having him in a key, key role, key position. This is actually a good
00:06:43.000thing for us Iranians because we want the crazies to be in charge because when the crazies are in0.99
00:06:48.120charge, they're going to leave the world with no other choice but to eliminate them. He's so insane.1.00
00:06:54.460he literally murdered his own son. He murdered his own son in the name of Allah and Islam and0.99
00:07:00.300Jihad. So, you know, someone who is willing to murder their own son for Allah and Islam and0.77
00:07:06.920Jihad, you can imagine how they feel about Iranians or how they feel about everyone else.0.99
00:07:13.960So utterly insane terrorists. So let's see what Mohsen Rizay is saying. Senior regime official0.95
00:07:22.680Mohsen Rezaei has claimed that the region's cables, data centers, and artificial intelligence
00:07:28.200facilities represent more than two trillion in economic exposure. That figure has not been
00:07:33.720independently substantiated, but it reveals how the regime views these assets, not as civilian
00:07:39.640infrastructure, but as leverage. The Islamic Republic does not require sophisticated deep
00:07:46.120ocean capabilities to make the threat credible. The Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz are relatively
00:07:51.960shallow major cable routes are mapped and the irgc navy has spent decades developing asymmetric
00:07:59.000capabilities for operating in these waters the regime could combine cyber attacks strikes against
00:08:05.560exposed facilities interference with cable infrastructure and deniable maritime sabotage
00:08:11.960it could then prolong the economic damage by threatening the specialized ships required to
00:08:17.320repair affected cables the objective would not be to disconnect the entire world most europe asia
00:08:23.480data traffic does not pass through hormones the immediate victims would be the persian gulf
00:08:27.640countries and the civilians businesses and financial institutions that depend on their
00:08:32.360digital infrastructure even limited disruption could cause internet outages financial delays
00:08:38.440cloud service interruptions and severe uncertainty around billions of dollars in planned investment0.79
00:08:45.080that is the leverage the regime is trying to manufacture the islamic republic has already0.93
00:08:49.160weaponized oil routes commercial shipping and proxy militias it now wants internet connectivity0.92
00:08:56.120data centers and civilian communications to become additional hostages the threat follows
00:09:02.680the regime's established method officials identify critical critical infrastructure as a target
00:09:09.000state-linked media publicize its vulnerabilities. Senior figures then manufacture a supposed legal
00:09:15.880or moral justification for attacking it. If sabotage follows, responsibility can be blurred
00:09:22.360through cyber proxies, unexplained maritime incidents, or supposed accidents. It is the
00:09:28.840state equivalent of throwing the stone and hiding the hand behind its back. The hypocrisy is0.95
00:09:35.320unmistakable the islamic republic has repeatedly shut down iran's internet to suppress protests1.00
00:09:41.640conceal repression and prevent evidence from reaching the outside world it is now threatening0.98
00:09:47.480to export that digital darkness across the persian gulf qalibaf calls it a data authority
00:09:55.480it is not an authority it has no jurisdiction legitimacy or consent from the countries it