Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬Jan 7, 2025
#Taiwan Coast Guard Blames #China-Owned Ship For Cutting #Undersea Communications Cable
At the center of the incident is the #Shunxin39, a Cameroon-flagged cargo ship that Taiwanese authorities say is owned by Jie Yang Trading Limited, a Hong Kong company headed by Guo Wenjie, a citizen of China
Last Friday’s incident is the latest to have affected Taiwanese cables and is part of a pattern of similar events that have also occurred recently around Europe. https://www.twz.com/news-features/taiwan-coast-guard-blames-chinese-owned-ship-for-cutting-undersea-communications-cable
Taiwan Coast Guard Blames Chinese-Owned Ship For Cutting Undersea Communications Cable

Taiwan has seen multiple incidents of damage to its underwater infrastructure in recent years, with China widely suspected of being the culprit. Taiwan has seen multiple incidents of damage to its underwater infrastructure in recent years, with China widely suspected of being the culprit.

The War Zone
Michal BoguszJan 7, 2025

Rwą kable gdzie się da

Chińskie statki rwą kable wokół Tajwanu od lat. Technika na „wypadki” stosowana na Bałtyku, jest tam doskonalona od lat.

https://wp.me/p3fv0T-h23 #Chiny #ChRL #Tajwan #kabel #statek #Shunxin39 #sabotaż #POLECANE

Rwą kable gdzie się da

Chińskie statki rwą kable wokół Tajwanu od lat. Technika na „wypadki” stosowana na Bałtyku, jest tam doskonalona od lat.

Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬Jan 7, 2025

#UnderseaCable near #Taiwan damaged in suspected sabotage, allegedly by the #Shunxin39, a Cameroonian-registered cargo ship with suspected links to mainland #China.
Taiwan is investigating the case and accelerating efforts to bolster telecom infrastructure with satellite systems.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-01-06/undersea-cable-near-taiwan-damaged-in-suspected-sabotage/104788140

No way they were testing things in the Baltic and North Sea, not just technique but also responses.... just no way.... </s>

Undersea cable near Taiwan damaged in suspected sabotage by China

Taiwan is investigating damage to an undersea cable near Yehliu, suspected to have been caused by a Cameroonian-registered cargo ship with links to mainland China, amid growing concerns over maritime sabotage worldwide.

ABC News