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To be fair, they aren't the first to be accused of arrogant behaviour while abroad.
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CIA Launches Chinese-Language Video Targeting Disillusioned PLA Officers Amid Military Shake-Up
Amid continued upheaval within the upper echelons of the Chinese military, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Thursday, Feb 12 released a new round of Chinese-language propaganda videos aimed at attracting Chinese military officers dissatisfied with corruption and purges, injecting fresh resources into its human intelligence network targeting China.
According to Reuters, CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that the agency recently released a new video depicting a fictional mid-level Chinese military officer deeply disappointed by internal power struggles and corruption within the armed forces. The video is seen as the latest U.S. effort to expand intelligence recruitment operations targeting China.
The report notes that the initiative follows recent personnel upheavals at the top levels of the Chinese military. Last month, China’s Ministry of Defense announced that Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia was under investigation. As one of Xi Jinping’s most important deputies in the military, this case is viewed externally as one of the most prominent senior general downfalls in decades.
Reuters highlighted that the video clearly attempts to exploit the political shocks created by China’s recent ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military. In the video, the fictional officer says in Mandarin: “Anyone with leadership ability is suspected and ruthlessly eliminated,” criticizing superiors for building power on lies.
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CIA Launches Chinese-Language Video Targeting Disillusioned PLA Officers Amid Military Shake-Up
Amid continued upheaval within the upper echelons of the Chinese military, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Thursday, Feb 12 released a new round of Chinese-language propaganda videos aimed at attracting Chinese military officers dissatisfied with corruption and purges, injecting fresh resources into its human intelligence network targeting China.
According to Reuters, CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that the agency recently released a new video depicting a fictional mid-level Chinese military officer deeply disappointed by internal power struggles and corruption within the armed forces. The video is seen as the latest U.S. effort to expand intelligence recruitment operations targeting China.
The report notes that the initiative follows recent personnel upheavals at the top levels of the Chinese military. Last month, China’s Ministry of Defense announced that Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Zhang Youxia was under investigation. As one of Xi Jinping’s most important deputies in the military, this case is viewed externally as one of the most prominent senior general downfalls in decades.
Reuters highlighted that the video clearly attempts to exploit the political shocks created by China’s recent ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military. In the video, the fictional officer says in Mandarin: “Anyone with leadership ability is suspected and ruthlessly eliminated,” criticizing superiors for building power on lies.
CIA Launches Chinese-Language Video Targeting Disillusioned PLA Officers Amid Military Shake-Up - Vision Times
Amid continued upheaval within the upper echelons of the Chinese military, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Thursday, Feb 12 released a new round
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Again. What does this have to do with Chinese state?
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Everything 'China' is the Chinese state, especially anything to do with their businesses.
That's why people are scared of their cars
Canadians are ready for Chinese-made autos, but experts note there are security risks
Critics worry that Chinese EVs pose major national security, privacy concerns
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The laws are very clear, the CCP has full access to all data from a Chinese owned company, with various bits of bloated and buggy required software in the business systems to allow the CCP to harvest whatever data it wishes, whenever they wish.Everything 'China' is the Chinese state, especially anything to do with their businesses.
That's why people are scared of their cars
Canadians are ready for Chinese-made autos, but experts note there are security risks
Critics worry that Chinese EVs pose major national security, privacy concerns
Israel has already banned Chines vehicles from it's bases
Chinese Electric Cars in Israel Found to Be Transmitting Data to China
The Israeli Ministry of Defense has officially suspended the supply of Chinese electric vehicles from BYD to IDF officers due to concerns over data collection via embedded communication systems and sensors
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