US Senate Calls for Addressing National Security Concerns Over Suspected Russian and Chinese Sabotage of International Submarine Cables
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The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee is holding a hearing on the repeated damage to international submarine cables, with Chairman Jim Risch calling for increased efforts to address growing national security concerns. Since 2022, there have been at least eight suspected incidents of submarine cable damage in the Baltic Sea, with Russia strongly suspected of involvement. In 2023, Taiwan accused two Chinese vessels of cutting its only two internet connection cables in the Matsu region.