China warns US against engaging in spying activities
- China condemned CIA Deputy Director Michael Ellis's remarks implying US espionage targeting Chinese companies, calling them 'bandit logic' and urging an immediate stop to such activities.
- Ellis claimed the US conducts intelligence gathering on strategic Chinese sectors like semiconductors, biotech, and AI, viewing Chinese firms as legitimate espionage targets.
- China accused the US of undermining fair competition and violating international trade norms by targeting economic competitors through espionage, warning against 'Cold War mentality'.
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China slams 'bandit' CIA after economic espionage remarks
China condemned on Friday remarks by the CIA's deputy director, Michael Ellis, who has implied that US intelligence agencies were spying on Beijing, heightening tensions ahead of a planned leaders' meeting.
The US Central Intelligence Agency has announced that it will consider Chinese artificial intelligence companies as legitimate targets for espionage
The US Central Intelligence Agency has announced that it will consider Chinese artificial intelligence companies as legitimate targets for espionage. Beijing has promised retaliatory actions.#USA #China@new_militarycolumnist
China warns US against engaging in spying activities
China has the firm resolve and sufficient means to take necessary measures against the United States' espionage activities targeting China and Chinese companies in accordance with the Counter-Espionage Law and other regulations, the Ministry of Commerce said on Friday.
Beijing, Sep 12 (Latin Press) Trade tensions between China and the United States continue today after Beijing rejected the espionage activities of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) against companies of the Asian giant. The post China rejects US espionage activities against companies first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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