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China has detained a worker from a military industrial yeezy slide group on suspicion of spying for the CIA, Chinese national security authorities said Friday, addi nike dunk low ng to thelist of public accusations of espionagebetween Beijing and Washington.The Ministry of State Security, the country s civilian spy nike air force agency, said in a statement that a military industrial worker surnamed Zeng had been providing military secrets to the CIA in exchange for large sums of money.The 52-year-old suspect had been sent to Italy to study by his employer. There, he met an official with the U.S. embassy, who later turned out to be a CIA agent, the ministry claimed. Zeng gradually developed a psychological dependence on the U.S. official , who took the opportunity to indoctrinate him with Western values, said the statement, posted on the ministry s WeChat social media page.It said the U.S. official promised the Chinese suspect large amounts of money and to help his family emigrate to the United States in exchange for sensitive information about China s military, which the worker had access to through his job. Having finished overseas study, Zeng returned to China and continued to have multiple secret meetings with the CIA agents and provided a great amount of key intelligence and collected funds for spying, the ministry said.It added that the suspect had been detained and the case was being further investigated.The CIA declined to comment on the allegations.CIA Director William Burns has spoken publicly Uwaz UK teen s bid to become jihadi bride in Syria foiled by reporter
Without firing a shot, Serbian police Wednesday retook a strategic village on the edge of a contested zone in Serbia where a rebel ethnic Albania stanley cup n offensive last week claimed at least five lives.There were no clashes with the stanley cup rebels when the police, backed by two armored vehicles and armed with automatic weapons, entered Lucane. Most of Lucane s 1,000 ethnic Albanians had fled the village earlier, leaving behind only the elderly.The capture of the strategic village - the first regained by Serbian forces since last week s rebel offensive - brought security troops and the ethnic Albanian militants closer to each other. They are now less than a third of a mile apart.Lucane is on a main road to Kosovo leading through a three-mile buffer zone. Under an agreement signed last year, Serbian police are allowed only light weapons in the area.The zone has a large ethnic Albanian population. Militants are demanding to join Kosovo and want independence from Serbia, Yugoslavia s largest republic. Last week, violence escalated as ethnic Albanian militants launched attacks into the buffer zone, capturing stanley mug several strategic points in Serbia proper. The offensive triggered protests by Western governments and fears of more bloodshed in the region.A high ranking Serbian police officer told the elderly in Lucane not to fear reprisals, and called on them to invite back their relatives. But one of the inhabitants, Rahman Ramiz, said they feared more fighting. Yugoslavia s new pro-democratic
China has detained a worker from a military industrial yeezy slide group on suspicion of spying for the CIA, Chinese national security authorities said Friday, addi nike dunk low ng to thelist of public accusations of espionagebetween Beijing and Washington.The Ministry of State Security, the country s civilian spy nike air force agency, said in a statement that a military industrial worker surnamed Zeng had been providing military secrets to the CIA in exchange for large sums of money.The 52-year-old suspect had been sent to Italy to study by his employer. There, he met an official with the U.S. embassy, who later turned out to be a CIA agent, the ministry claimed. Zeng gradually developed a psychological dependence on the U.S. official , who took the opportunity to indoctrinate him with Western values, said the statement, posted on the ministry s WeChat social media page.It said the U.S. official promised the Chinese suspect large amounts of money and to help his family emigrate to the United States in exchange for sensitive information about China s military, which the worker had access to through his job. Having finished overseas study, Zeng returned to China and continued to have multiple secret meetings with the CIA agents and provided a great amount of key intelligence and collected funds for spying, the ministry said.It added that the suspect had been detained and the case was being further investigated.The CIA declined to comment on the allegations.CIA Director William Burns has spoken publicly Uwaz UK teen s bid to become jihadi bride in Syria foiled by reporter
Without firing a shot, Serbian police Wednesday retook a strategic village on the edge of a contested zone in Serbia where a rebel ethnic Albania stanley cup n offensive last week claimed at least five lives.There were no clashes with the stanley cup rebels when the police, backed by two armored vehicles and armed with automatic weapons, entered Lucane. Most of Lucane s 1,000 ethnic Albanians had fled the village earlier, leaving behind only the elderly.The capture of the strategic village - the first regained by Serbian forces since last week s rebel offensive - brought security troops and the ethnic Albanian militants closer to each other. They are now less than a third of a mile apart.Lucane is on a main road to Kosovo leading through a three-mile buffer zone. Under an agreement signed last year, Serbian police are allowed only light weapons in the area.The zone has a large ethnic Albanian population. Militants are demanding to join Kosovo and want independence from Serbia, Yugoslavia s largest republic. Last week, violence escalated as ethnic Albanian militants launched attacks into the buffer zone, capturing stanley mug several strategic points in Serbia proper. The offensive triggered protests by Western governments and fears of more bloodshed in the region.A high ranking Serbian police officer told the elderly in Lucane not to fear reprisals, and called on them to invite back their relatives. But one of the inhabitants, Rahman Ramiz, said they feared more fighting. Yugoslavia s new pro-democratic
