China's Intelligence Shift: From Denial to Admission of Romance-Based Espionage

A historical account reveals that China's intelligence agency, once publicly denying the use of seduction in espionage, has since admitted to employing romance as a long-term strategy. This marks a notable reversal in official stance, though the admission is from a former diplomat and not an official policy change. The revelation underscores the evolving tactics in state-sponsored intelligence operations, with implications for counterintelligence efforts globally.

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