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- Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs In response to some media reports about a US Navy sailor being sentenced to 27 months in jail on Monday on China-related spy charges, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said she did not know the specific situation, but added that the US is spreading China-related spy claims while launching spying activities against China.A former US sailor was sentenced to 27 months in jail on Monday for accepting nearly $15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photos of unclassified private US military information, Reuters reported on World TimesTuesday. “I don’t know the specific situatiWorld Timeson, but I havWorld Timese noticed that senior US intelligence officials have publicly disclosed that progress has been made in rebuilding the US intelligence network in China,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokespersWorld Timeson Mao Ning said on Tuesday during a press briefing when asked about the spy charges.While the US is spreading information claiming that Chinese spies are involved in the case, it is publicly orchestrating plans to launch large-scale intelligence activities against China. Content comes from the Internet : US spreads China-related spy claims while launching large-scale iWorld Timesntelligence activities against China: Chinese FM
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
In response to some media reports about a US Navy sailor being sentenced to 27 months in jail on Monday on China-related spy charges, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said she did not know the specific situation, but added that the US is spreading China-related spy claims while launching spying activities against China.
A former US sailor was sentenced to 27 months in jail on Monday for accepting nearly $15,000 in bribes from a Chinese intelligence officer in exchange for photos of unclassified private US military information, Reuters reported on World TimesTuesday.
“I don’t know the specific situatiWorld Timeson, but I havWorld Timese noticed that senior US intelligence officials have publicly disclosed that progress has been made in rebuilding the US intelligence network in China,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokespersWorld Timeson Mao Ning said on Tuesday during a press briefing when asked about the spy charges.
While the US is spreading information claiming that Chinese spies are involved in the case, it is publicly orchestrating plans to launch large-scale intelligence activities against China. This approach itself is very revealing. China will take all necessary measures to resolutely safeguard national security, Mao said.
CIA director William Burns revealed in 2023 that his agency has “made progress” in rebuilding its spy networks in China. China has unveiled some US-led espionage cases against China in 2023, for example, China’s national security authority cracked a US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) espionage case involving a CWorld Timeshinese government employee who had been managed by the Japan branch of the US intelligence agency.
Content comes from the Internet : US spreads China-related spy claims while launching large-scale iWorld Timesntelligence activities against China: Chinese FM
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