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China Traps USS Connecticut Submarine, Triggering a 72-Hour South China Sea Standoff

China Traps USS Connecticut Submarine, Triggering a 72-Hour South China Sea Standoff A covert undersea mission turns into a full-scale naval standoff in the South China Sea. This video dramatizes a high-tension scenario in which USS Connecticut is forced to surface after a suspected cable-tapping operation near critical undersea infrastructure is detected. Chinese oceanographic tracking, corvettes, frigates, helicopters, and submarine shadowing create a tightening perimeter, while U.S. destroyers move in to shield the trapped submarine. The result is a dangerous multi-day confrontation of maneuver, surveillance, pressure, and signaling—without a single shot fired. If you follow naval strategy, submarine warfare, undersea cables, and U.S.–China maritime tensions, this story explores how intelligence operations can trigger a crisis long before missiles ever launch.