China Just Proved It Can Cut Undersea Cables At 3,500 Meters Deep. Guam’s 12 Fiber-Optic Lines Serve Google, The U.S. Military And The Entire Second Island Chain

China Just Proved It Can Cut Undersea Cables at 3,500 Meters Deep. Guam's 12 Fiber-Optic Lines Serve Google, the U.S. Military and the Entire Second Island Chain
China's Haiyang Dizhi 2 research vessel tested a deep-sea cable-cutting device at 3,500 meters depth, according to China's Ministry of Natural Resources. CSIS warns the tool could sever the world's most fortified undersea communications and threatens Guam's 12 fiber-optic cables serving Google and the U.S. military.