When connecting two Azure Virtual Networks (VNets) across different regions using global virtual network peering, the network traffic traverses the public internet.
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The statement is false. Traffic between peered Virtual Networks, even across different regions, routes over Microsoft's private global backbone network, not the public internet.
The statement is false because Azure virtual network peering routes all traffic internally over the Microsoft private backbone network rather than the public internet, even when connecting networks across different geographic regions.
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Global virtual network peering routes traffic privately within Microsoft's global network backbone.