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For over a year, concerns have been raised by US officials regarding the network of more than 400 subsea cables that manage nearly all international internet traffic. These concerns are primarily focused on potential threats from China and Russia. In April, Jim Risch, the Chair of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, called for new initiatives to address the escalating national security concerns over submarine communications cables.
Risch stated, “To put an end to undersea sabotage, we must identify it when it occurs and publicly name the perpetrators, if possible. We also require a coordinated international effort to enhance the resilience of undersea infrastructure and to prevent or mitigate the impact of these attacks when they occur.”
In 2021, the Justice Department announced that national security agreements on submarine cables with Google and Meta were necessary due to China’s “sustained efforts to acquire the sensitive personal data of millions of US persons.” This report was provided by David Shepardson and edited by David Gregorio.
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