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How about a nice game of chess?
SPLASH.
FOX THREE.
Q – Dec. 18, 2017 Drop #365
Fears Mount Of Undersea Cable Sabotage By Chinese Repair Ships, Report Says
- State Department officials told a team of Wall Street Journal reporters about the increasing risks that undersea telecommunications cables could be susceptible to espionage.
- The officials became concerned when a state-controlled Chinese firm that repairs undersea cables, SB Submarine Systems, unexplainably and repeatedly concealed the location data of its ship from radio and satellite tracking services. They said the ship’s concealment of its position “defied easy explanation.”
- The warnings about potential espionage or even sabotage of undersea cables come nearly three months after underwater telecommunications cables linking Europe and Asia were “damaged” in the Red Sea between Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Djibouti in East Africa.
- One of the ships in question is called “Bold Maverick,” and it has periodically turned on and off its transponder data near areas with undersea cables, which continues to worry US defense officials.
Remember the Q drop…”one if by land, two if by sea”, and the lantern in the steeple window?