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Riyadh Seeks To Replace Israel With Syria For EU Fiber-Optic Cable Route
Riyadh Seeks To Replace Israel With Syria For EU Fiber-Optic Cable Route
Via Middle East Eye
Saudi Arabia wants to replace Israel with Syria as the transit country for a fiber-optic cable designed to connect the kingdom to Greece through the Mediterranean Sea, two regional officials familiar with the project told Middle East Eye.
Saudi Arabia's insistence that it be connected to Greece through Syria, and not Israel, as previously discussed, underscores how regional alignments are shifting as Riyadh looks to bolster Damascus’s standing in the region and potentially isolate Israel.
via AFP
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has...
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