US-China: Cuba increases America's tension, China is spying from a distance of just 160 km- report

 

It has been told in the report that China and Cuba had made a secret deal for this. On the other hand, an official of the Chinese Embassy in Washington accused the US of spreading rumors and slandering about setting up a Chinese spy station in Cuba.

America said on Saturday that China has been spying on us from Cuba for some time. It has upgraded its intelligence collection facility here in 2019. An official of the Biden administration gave this information. The American official has said this after a report published in the Wall Street Journal. Actually, a report was published in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

In this report, a deal was said between China and Cuba. Accordingly, China made a secret deal with Cuba to set up an electronic eavesdropping facility about 160 km from Florida. But the governments of both America and Cuba expressed strong doubts on this report.

This report is not in line with our understanding

The Biden administration official said on the condition of anonymity that this report is not in line with our understanding. But he did not tell what is wrong in this report. Nor did he elaborate on whether China is indeed setting up electronic eavesdropping facilities in Cuba. The official said that this issue predates Joe Biden's presidency, as Beijing was strengthening its intelligence collection infrastructure around the world at that time.

China accuses America of defaming

At the same time, on the matter of Chinese spy station in Cuba, an official of the Chinese Embassy in Washington accused America of spreading rumors and slandering. Along with this, America was accused of being the most powerful hacker empire in the world. Please tell that if both China and Cuba are doing this together, then it is really no less than a big tension for America. However, both the countries have not justified this report.

Blinken visits Beijing amid tension

Let us tell you that in February this year, tension had increased after the espionage dispute between the two countries. The US Army shot down a Chinese spy balloon in the East Coast. Since then, the tension between China and America had increased. Amidst this tension, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is going to visit Beijing on 18 June. However, no official confirmation of his visit has been made from both the countries.