In a disturbing development, Chinese aggression toward Taiwan has taken a dangerous turn, with a suspected Chinese vessel allegedly damaging a critical undersea cable that connects Taiwan to the rest of the world. This incident, reminiscent of past attacks on Baltic Sea infrastructure, underscores Taiwan’s precarious position as tensions in the region escalate.
During a week-long visit to Taiwan last September, a group of journalists, including myself, met with Taiwanese national security experts. The discussions at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research (INDSR) highlighted a grim warning: “We will be quarantined within six months, and the first step of the operation will be China cutting our undersea cables to interrupt our communications with the world,” stated Drs. Tzu-Yun Su, Shan-son Kung, and Charles C.J. Wang, senior research fellows at the institute.
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Their cautionary insights seem prophetic now as Taiwan faces an unprecedented communications outage caused by the severing of its Trans-Pacific Express (TPE) cable.
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