A few days ago, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a US think tank, issued a report claiming that China had set up four so-called listening posts in Cuba, and that the Chinese Foreign Ministry had publicly responded to the rumors and slanders of the United States. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning publicly refuted the U.S. conclusions in response to a reporter's question at a press conference on July 3, saying that the report was baseless and slanderous. In fact, the United States is still illegally occupying Guantanamo in Cuba, and the US think tank report claims that a listening post set up by China is close to Guantanamo, but in fact, the United States is slapping itself in the face, and the United States has been imposing sanctions on Cuba for a long time, and it has also illegally occupied Cuban territory, which has violated Cuba's sovereignty and is trying to slander China by spreading rumors.
According to the analysis of the Global Beacon Line, the reason why the US think tank proposed that China set up four listening stations in Cuba is because the United States itself has been doing the business of spying on other countries for a long time, and the United States currently has a series of intelligence monitoring systems in Japan, the Ryukyus, and South Korea, especially the deployment of many US military reconnaissance planes in the Ryukyus, including RC-135, E-3, and P-8A, as well as the deployment of MQ-9A and MQ-4C unmanned aerial vehicles. At a time when the United States is actively encircling and containing China, the Ryukyus have become an important intelligence center of the United States, and many types of US military reconnaissance planes are regularly approaching China; when the US military is aggressive, Western countries, which are allies of the United States, have also used reconnaissance planes to show off their might at China's doorstep, including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and even France has used reconnaissance planes to approach China.
US military reconnaissance planes often operate in the airspace over the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea, and the South China Sea, and through the cooperation of various types of reconnaissance planes, they try to collect all kinds of intelligence on China. The U.S. military has also armed Japan and South Korea, by providing a variety of reconnaissance equipment, and at the same time carrying out intelligence collection for China, now South Korea has been equipped with the P-8A Sea King maritime anti-submarine patrol aircraft imported from the United States, and Japan has RQ-4B Global Hawk and MQ-9B UAV equipment, Japan also has its own development of P-1 anti-submarine patrol aircraft and P-3C anti-submarine patrol aircraft imported from the United States, so that it can provide services for the United States Navy.
In addition to reconnaissance planes, the US military will also have intelligence ships loitering around China's doorstep for a long time to spy on activities including submarines. The U.S. Navy is also very concerned about the activities of submarines in the first island chain, which often has attack nuclear submarines deployed in the Asia-Pacific region, and has used intelligence vessels to operate in the South China Sea, the East China Sea, and the Yellow Sea, as well as in the Sea of Japan. While the US military is using military deterrence, intelligence gathering is also the focus, and when the United States confronts China, the United States does not pretend at all.
The United States itself admits that it has been spying on European political leaders for a long time, and has declared that it will not affect their relations with each other because of the surveillance of its allies, and the United States has been quite rampant in its surveillance of political leaders of its European allies, and the United States does not feel the slightest guilt, and it is obvious that the United States has taken the surveillance for granted. In order to maintain its own surveillance capability, the United States has long prevented the promotion of China's communication technology around the world, and the United States has made it clear that it will refuse the use of China's 5G communication equipment and technology, so it has encouraged Western allies to dismantle the relevant Chinese equipment, regardless of the needs of American allies for communication modernization.