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US Senators Push to Protect Taiwan's Undersea Cables From China's Tactics

TAIWAN, JUL 10 – The bipartisan bill mandates enhanced monitoring and sanctions to counter at least 11 deliberate cable disruptions since 2023, protecting Taiwan's critical communication infrastructure.

  • A bipartisan bill called the Taiwan Undersea Cable Resilience Initiative Act was introduced in the US Senate to protect Taiwan's undersea cables from Chinese tactics.
  • The act urges the US government to enhance monitoring and rapid-response capabilities against sabotage, according to Taipei Times.
  • Senator John Curtis stated, 'We can't stand idle as China ramps up its tactics to isolate Taiwan,' highlighting the importance of infrastructure security.
  • Another bill, the Taiwan International Solidarity Act, aims to affirm US support for Taiwan's international status against Chinese pressures.
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Ketagalan Media broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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