West Asia Crisis : How subsea cables are at epicentre of geopolitics

The war in West Asia is engulfing like a wildfire across the geopolitical latitude with no sign of de-escalation, permanent truce and peace. The recently drawn ceasefire, apparently brokered by Pakistan, was vociferously broken. The quick stint of halt in conflict is only seen as a buffer period or a brief pause by the warring parties, to replenish militarily, re-escalate and facilitate the attack. The conflict is rigorously flaming with regional ramifications, as countries including Egypt, Kuwait, Azerbaijan are being drawn into the war., beyond the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan and others. One among the most dreadful global impacts of the war in West Asia is not just confined to energy and trade. The West Asian landscape does not just act as the critical global trade route and energy chokepoint. But, beneath the vast oceans, they also hold the arteries & veins of the…