A mysterious underwater device found by an Indonesian fisherman has revealed the existence of a vast surveillance network believed to be linked to China. Dubbed the "Great Undersea Wall," this system monitors maritime traffic through key global shipping lanes. DW's Nicole Frölich investigates the strategic implications of such technology, focusing on how it enhances Beijing’s ability to track naval movements and gather intelligence. In an interview with former Australian naval officer and Professor Jennifer Parker, the discussion highlights the military significance of undersea data collection and its potential to shift the dynamics of future conflicts. The report underscores the growing importance of oceanic domains in international security.
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