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Undersea Cable War: Expert interview with former CIA Paramilitary Officer.​

Jan 8, 2025 #usnews #worldnews #nationalsecurity

Did China cut undersea cables near Taiwan? Former CIA Paramilitary Officer Nick Thompson tells The Cipher Brief the other explanations don't add up. “If I’m on a 20-foot sailboat by myself, setting the anchor is a little bit of an art. So when you’re talking about vessels that are 700 feet long, 100 feet wide, that is a big piece of machinery going to the sea floor. The whole anchor theory of, 'We accidentally did this,' is frankly just absolutely ridiculous."


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INSIDE the Largest Cable-Laying Ship Ever Built: How Undersea Cables Are Laid​


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Inside the Extreme Life of Divers Repairing Billion $ Underwater Cables​


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Navigating the Depths of Undersea Cable Vulnerabilities​

Aug 14, 2025
Cipher Brief Correspondent Tom Nagorski talks with Beth Sanner, former Deputy Director of National Intelligence, about the complex world of undersea cables and the vulnerabilities posed by Chinese repair teams. Anyone see a problem here? Washington does.


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The Extreme Job of Repairing Costly Internet Cables Deep Underwate​

Aug 20, 2025
Welcome back to the Fluctus Channel, as we explore the complex world of undersea cable installation and repair, highlighting advanced cable-laying ships, and offshore wind power infrastructure.


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