US Sailor Pleads Guilty to Spying for China | China In Focus
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A U.S. sailor is admitting guilt in spying for China. The operation was tied to nearly $15,000 in bribes and the handling of secret U.S. military plans. Australian journalist Cheng Lei was finally able to hold her children's hands again, after three years in a Chinese prison. Utah is coming after TikTok in a new lawsuit against the Chinese-owned app. China is reportedly saving billions of dollars this year by purchasing oil from Russia, Iran, and Venezuela—buying sanctioned imports to cut costs.
[video=youtube_share;o1maQCYbp8c]https://youtu.be/o1maQCYbp8c[/video]
A U.S. sailor is admitting guilt in spying for China. The operation was tied to nearly $15,000 in bribes and the handling of secret U.S. military plans. Australian journalist Cheng Lei was finally able to hold her children's hands again, after three years in a Chinese prison. Utah is coming after TikTok in a new lawsuit against the Chinese-owned app. China is reportedly saving billions of dollars this year by purchasing oil from Russia, Iran, and Venezuela—buying sanctioned imports to cut costs.