Washington DC, April 4 -- Three members of the U.S. House of Representatives have put forward a bipartisan bill designed to bolster the resilience of Taiwan's undersea cables and other critical infrastructure in response to increasing threats from China, as reported by the Central News Agency (CNA).

According to the proposed legislation, the United States would upgrade undersea surveillance systems by deploying advanced sensors capable of identifying sabotage and delivering real-time intelligence to help Taiwan safeguard its essential cable networks.

The bill also requires the US to work alongside its allies to assist Taiwan and regional partners in strengthening their ability to recover from attacks on undersea infrastructure and reduc...