It was revealed on Monday and Tuesday that China has been doing extensive cyber war on both the U.S. military, and on its contractors, cyber-thefting a lot of its military secrets. It's interesting that for decades China doesn't spend money on technological research, they just steal tecchnological developments from the U.S. and other nations, reproduce and imitate the breakthrough technology, and sell it back to the U.S. market at a lower cost.
China also has intalled 25% of the intercontinental fiber-optic cable in the world, and has plans to do much more. And with it they intall the ability to interrupt, block or spy on the nations they provide that international fiber-optic cable to.
Experts go so far as to call it open warfare with the United States, and make the point that for China to do so, it's questionaable if there's any use in negotiating with the Chinese, if they would honor any agreements they would make.
