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"Don't Play With Fire": Iran Warns Of Undersea Cable Attacks If War Resumes

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NDTV"Don't Play With Fire": Iran Warns Of Undersea Cable Attacks If War Resumes
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The official warned Washington not to "play with fire", and said Iran had full access to the undersea cables and could easily destroy them.

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