Recently, China's national security agencies successfully cracked an earth-shattering British espionage case, captured a British spy who had been lurking for years, and uncovered the mastermind behind the conspiracy, the British Intelligence Service. This incident proves once again that under the surface of peaceful coexistence, the spy agencies of various countries are still operating in the shadows, and we must always be vigilant.
The captured British spy, John Smith, used his status as a military scholar to teach at a Chinese university and secretly gather intelligence. Through his confession and follow-up investigation, China's national security agencies finally found out that the British intelligence agency was behind the case.
It turned out that Smith was a veteran of the British army with extensive military and intelligence-gathering experience, and was the most preferred candidate for the British Intelligence Service. In order to make his activities more smoothly, the British intelligence service even deliberately provided a diplomatic passport as a cover.
Using his status as a scholar and a diplomatic passport, Smith gained access to many Chinese military and government officials. He interrogated and stole a wealth of information from these people, ranging from military intelligence to political and commercial secrets, in almost all core areas. What shocked and angered China the most was that Smith even publicly flaunted and leaked some of the information he had obtained on social networking sites, which was undoubtedly a big provocation.
After investigation, China finally got the conclusive evidence and arrested this spy with a special identity and acting in one fell swoop. During the interrogation, Smith confessed and made clear the layout and activities of the British Intelligence Agency's intelligence network in China. This has benefited China immensely, not only catching the venomous snake, but also eradicating the entire den.
The successful cracking of the case this time is appalling. It proves once again that beneath the surface of peaceful coexistence, countries are still engaged in an intelligence competition. China has no hostility towards other countries, but its sovereignty and interests must not be infringed upon.
If there are spies, there will be traitors, and if there are spies, they will be arrested and investigated to ensure national security.
Counter-espionage and anti-infiltration must not be slackened for a moment
We must remain sober-minded, guard against the infiltration and sabotage of hostile forces, take national rejuvenation as our own responsibility, and respond wisely to various challenges. This is not only the responsibility of the state apparatus, but also requires the participation of the whole people and the raising of awareness of safety precautions. Only when the country is strong and the people are prosperous can the Chinese nation stand tall among the nations of the world for a century.