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Guerra de trincheras de los petroleros del Golfo Pérsico: por qué el crudo sale pero los carburantes no bajan

Told by 1 newspaper in one country, at 00:00 on 22 October 2026.

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In short

According to the headlines, the story concerns a possible Iranian retaliation against undersea internet cables in the Gulf if the war resumes.1 2 The Express Tribune reports that officials say Iran has detailed plans to hit those cables; the Jerusalem Post says Iran threatens to cut them in retaliation for renewed US and Israeli attacks.3 4 El Mundo takes a different angle, on the tanker trench warfare in the Persian Gulf and why crude prices fall while fuel prices do not.5

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El Mundo · Spain · 00:20Guerra de trincheras de los petroleros del Golfo Pérsico: por qué el crudo sale pero los carburantes no bajanRead at the newspaper ↗