US Officials Acknowledge China Spying Concerns in Cuba

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has acknowledged China's spying operation in Cuba as part of a wider effort by Beijing to expand their overseas logistics basing collection infrastructure. Blinken said the Biden administration has taken a more direct approach to counter China's spying, beginning with diplomacy. The US has imposed an arms embargo on Cuba for decades, while Washington's relations with Beijing have grown increasingly fraught in recent years.
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