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Ex-CIA Agent, Who Spied For China, Jailed For 10 Years
A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the Chinese government.
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Ex-CIA Officer Gets 10 Years In Prison For Spying For China
A former CIA officer was sentenced on Wednesday to 10 years in prison after pleaded guilty to spying for China, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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China Claims To Have Arrested Alleged CIA Spy Recruited In Italy: Report
China has uncovered an alleged spy for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), a Chinese national who worked for a military-industrial group and was offered money and immigration to the U.S. in exchange for sensitive military information.
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Former CIA Officer Sentenced To 19 Years For Conspiring To Spy For China
A former CIA case officer was sentenced by a federal judge in Virginia on Friday to serve 19 years in prison, after he pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to become a spy for China, federal prosecutors announced.
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Ex-CIA Agent Jailed For 19 Years For Spying For China
The former CIA officer who may have devastated US intelligence collection in China by giving up its network of informants to Beijing agents was sentenced on Friday to 19 years in prison.
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Former CIA Agent Gets 20-Year Sentence For Spying For China
An ex-CIA officer was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday for spying for China in a case called part of an "alarming trend" in the US intelligence community.
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Former CIA Officer Pleads Guilty To Conspiring To Spy On China's Behalf
A former CIA case officer long suspected in the intelligence community of being a devastating mole for the Chinese government admitted Wednesday he conspired to commit espionage in that country. But no evidence was produced that Jerry Chun Shing Lee shared any information.
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China, Russia More Aligned, Say Spy Chiefs As They Review Threats To US
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States, and are more aligned than they have been in decades as they target the 2020 presidential election and American institutions to expand their global reach, U.S. intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday.
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"This Should Send A Message": Ex-CIA Spy Guilty Of Selling Info To China
Kevin Mallory has always been a risk taker. In a 22-year career in intelligence, he violated the terms of his top secret security clearance at least twice.
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Spies Fear Former CIA Officer May Not Face Justice For Suspected Role In Exposure Of Agents In China
Veteran U.S. spies were elated to learn of the arrest this week of a suspect in a long-running mole hunt within the CIA's ranks. But their mood was tempered by skepticism that the man will ever face charges for what some believe is his role in the exposure and deaths of several CIA agents in China, according to current and former officials
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Chinese Paper Applauds Anti-Spy Efforts After Report CIA Sources Killed
An influential state-run newspaper applauded China's anti-espionage efforts on Monday after the New York Times said China had killed or imprisoned up to 20 CIA sources, hobbling U.S. spying operations in a massive intelligence breach.
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China Killed Or Jailed Upto 20 CIA Spies In 2010-12: Report
Beijing systematically dismantled CIA spying efforts in China beginning in 2010, killing or jailing more than a dozen covert sources, in a deep setback to US intelligence there, The New York Times reported Sunday.
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Father of Web Tells Russia's Putin: Internet is Not a 'CIA Project'
The inventor of the World Wide Web said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was incorrect when he alleged the Internet was a project created by US spies in the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Jawaharlal Nehru permitted CIA spy planes to use Indian air base: Document
India allowed the US to use one of its air bases for refuelling the CIA's U-2 spy planes to target Chinese territories after its defeat in the 1962 war, a declassified official document said today.
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US hacks Chinese mobile phone messages: Edward Snowden
The United States government hacks Chinese mobile phone companies to gather millions of text messages, former CIA agent Edward Snowden said in a report published in the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on Saturday.
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Ex-CIA Agent, Who Spied For China, Jailed For 10 Years
A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the Chinese government.
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Ex-CIA Officer Gets 10 Years In Prison For Spying For China
A former CIA officer was sentenced on Wednesday to 10 years in prison after pleaded guilty to spying for China, the U.S. Justice Department said.
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China Claims To Have Arrested Alleged CIA Spy Recruited In Italy: Report
China has uncovered an alleged spy for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), a Chinese national who worked for a military-industrial group and was offered money and immigration to the U.S. in exchange for sensitive military information.
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Former CIA Officer Sentenced To 19 Years For Conspiring To Spy For China
A former CIA case officer was sentenced by a federal judge in Virginia on Friday to serve 19 years in prison, after he pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to become a spy for China, federal prosecutors announced.
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Ex-CIA Agent Jailed For 19 Years For Spying For China
The former CIA officer who may have devastated US intelligence collection in China by giving up its network of informants to Beijing agents was sentenced on Friday to 19 years in prison.
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Former CIA Agent Gets 20-Year Sentence For Spying For China
An ex-CIA officer was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday for spying for China in a case called part of an "alarming trend" in the US intelligence community.
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Former CIA Officer Pleads Guilty To Conspiring To Spy On China's Behalf
A former CIA case officer long suspected in the intelligence community of being a devastating mole for the Chinese government admitted Wednesday he conspired to commit espionage in that country. But no evidence was produced that Jerry Chun Shing Lee shared any information.
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China, Russia More Aligned, Say Spy Chiefs As They Review Threats To US
China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States, and are more aligned than they have been in decades as they target the 2020 presidential election and American institutions to expand their global reach, U.S. intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday.
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"This Should Send A Message": Ex-CIA Spy Guilty Of Selling Info To China
Kevin Mallory has always been a risk taker. In a 22-year career in intelligence, he violated the terms of his top secret security clearance at least twice.
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Spies Fear Former CIA Officer May Not Face Justice For Suspected Role In Exposure Of Agents In China
Veteran U.S. spies were elated to learn of the arrest this week of a suspect in a long-running mole hunt within the CIA's ranks. But their mood was tempered by skepticism that the man will ever face charges for what some believe is his role in the exposure and deaths of several CIA agents in China, according to current and former officials
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Chinese Paper Applauds Anti-Spy Efforts After Report CIA Sources Killed
An influential state-run newspaper applauded China's anti-espionage efforts on Monday after the New York Times said China had killed or imprisoned up to 20 CIA sources, hobbling U.S. spying operations in a massive intelligence breach.
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China Killed Or Jailed Upto 20 CIA Spies In 2010-12: Report
Beijing systematically dismantled CIA spying efforts in China beginning in 2010, killing or jailing more than a dozen covert sources, in a deep setback to US intelligence there, The New York Times reported Sunday.
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Father of Web Tells Russia's Putin: Internet is Not a 'CIA Project'
The inventor of the World Wide Web said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was incorrect when he alleged the Internet was a project created by US spies in the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Jawaharlal Nehru permitted CIA spy planes to use Indian air base: Document
India allowed the US to use one of its air bases for refuelling the CIA's U-2 spy planes to target Chinese territories after its defeat in the 1962 war, a declassified official document said today.
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US hacks Chinese mobile phone messages: Edward Snowden
The United States government hacks Chinese mobile phone companies to gather millions of text messages, former CIA agent Edward Snowden said in a report published in the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on Saturday.
