Undersea cables emerge as geopolitical battleground amid sabotage concerns

An interview with Marie Baléo highlights how undersea cables have become a key geopolitical arena, with Russia and China allegedly using them to weaken adversaries and digital giants to assert dominance. The piece underscores the vulnerability of these critical infrastructures to sabotage by intelligence services, though specific incidents are not detailed. This reflects a growing recognition of undersea cables as strategic assets, but the claims remain general and unverified.

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