I doubt you could cut those cables by even flying an aircraft into them.
http://www.endex.com/gf/buildings/bbridge/bbridgefacts.htm Suspension Cables - four 15 3/4" diameter wire ropes.
Number of Strands in each cable - 19 (JSG)
Total Length of Wire in cables - approximately 3600 miles (JSG)
Miles of wrapping wire on each cable - 243 miles 943 feet (JSG)
Number of Suspenders - 1520 (JSG)
Number of Diagonal Stays - 400 (JSG)
Inventor and manufacturer of steel wire cable - John A. Roebling
Tested cable wire strength - 160 ksi
Dead weight of deck and suspenders - 13,240 kips - 3,410 kips per cable.
Maximum load on single cable (Live and Dead Load) - 6,000 kips
Ultimate strength of cables - 24,600 kips
Cable factor of safety - 24,600/6,000 = 4.1
Maximum cable sag - 130 feet
>I doubt you could cut those cables by even flying an aircraft into them.
A few years ago,
I would have said the same thing
about skyscrapers...
Don't forget, these scum
were trained by the CIA
when Russia was bad.
I'm sure black-ops types
have lots of creative ways
to knock down tough things...