Will Iran sabotage undersea internet cables by October 31?

The provided news articles exclusively cover the trial of a Ukrainian military officer accused of sabotaging the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022 Ground FormerGround Trial. They contain no information whatsoever about Iran, Iranian proxy groups, undersea internet cables, or any planned or executed sabotage of such infrastructure by Iran or its proxies. The question asks for a probability that Iran or an Iranian proxy will physically damage undersea internet cables by October 31, but the articles are entirely off-topic, focusing on a different actor (Ukraine), a different target (gas pipelines), and a past event (2022). Without any relevant reporting on Iranian intentions, capabilities, or recent incidents involving undersea cables, the evidence base is essentially empty. Given the lack of pertinent information, I cannot justify a strong lean in either direction. The base rate for such a specific, high-impact action by Iran in a short timeframe is low, but the absence of any countervailing evidence or reporting on Iranian restraint or lack of capability means I should not move far from the neutral 0.5 point. The articles do not settle the question, so a MAYBE is appropriate.