False Flag: Houthis Blamed For Destroying Underwater Fiber Cables That Manage 17% Of Global Internet Traffic. Houthis Deny Claims And Blames US

The Houthis have been attacking freighter ships passing through the Red Sea for months, in response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, which has then provoked the U.S. and other European-allied forces to issue retaliatory strikes against the Houthis. The attacks have disrupted global trade as many vessels have been forced to redirect their travel to longer routes, lest they be attacked. Recently one British cargo ship nearly sunk and forced the crew to abandon ship after sustaining significant damage.

Mainstream media, such as the BBC, had reported several weeks ago that the Houthis were perhaps planning to strike these submarine cables. Royal Navy submarine commander Rear Adm John Gower said at the time, “I assess it’s a bluff, unless it’s an attack on a terminal. [They] would need an ally with the capability, [someone with] a submersible plus the ability to locate [the cables],” he explained.