China's Foreign Ministry Says Politicizing Submarine Cable Issues Undermines International Market Rules

According to spokesman Lin Jian, China's Foreign Ministry said on July 28 that politicizing submarine cable issues only damages normal international market rules and threatens global data connectivity and network security. The ministry responded to reports of U.S. concerns about Chinese submarine optical cables in the Pacific, stating that international cables are critical civilian infrastructure affecting global connectivity and the well-being of people worldwide.
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