China Fires Back at U.S. Media Over ‘Espionage’ Claims

Diplomatic Drama Unfolds as Beijing Denies Allegations

China's Foreign Ministry slammed U.S. media accusations of 'espionage activities' in a heated press briefing Monday, calling the claims \"baseless speculations\" without factual evidence. Spokesperson Lin Jian didn't hold back: \"While Western outlets hype fictional narratives, they've produced zero proof.\"

CIA Recruitment Tactics Exposed

The ministry revealed a plot twist: The CIA reportedly published Chinese-language social media guidelines to recruit mainland personnel. Lin called this a \"serious violation\" of national interests, vowing to crack down on overseas anti-China sabotage.

U.S. Hypocrisy Under Fire

Lin flipped the script, accusing America of long-running espionage: \"The CIA uses despicable methods to steal secrets worldwide – even spying on allies.\" The spokesperson urged Washington to stop \"bringing chaos\" through false accusations.

The exchange marks escalating tensions as both nations trade cybersecurity barbs. Stay tuned for more geopolitical tea .

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China slams U.S. media's accusation of 'espionage activities'

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