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Dongyin Island is an outer island of Fujian Province. It is located on the front line of the Taiwan Strait and has high military importance. Zhou Shangbing met CCP personnel through online loans due to personal financial problems, and was then used to leak secrets.
A soldier surnamed Zhou from the Army's Dongyin Regional Command was short of money, so he borrowed money online and was recruited by the CCP's intelligence officers, who sold military aircraft and was prosecuted. The picture shows the northern border of the country on Dongyin Island. (File photo)
A soldier surnamed Zhou from the Dongyin Regional Command of the Army was short of money and was recruited by the Chinese Communist Party's intelligence management personnel through online loans. Taking advantage of his participation in the intelligence business, he secretly photographed more than 20 combat training secrets on his computer and sold them to China's Guangdong Provincial Public Security Bureau, making a profit of more than 790,000 yuan. The Kaohsiung District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted him for crimes such as accepting bribes in violation of his duties, making him one of the few national security cases that can be heard by a national judge.
Online lending was absorbed by CCP intelligence officers
This bribery and leak case was investigated by a team composed of the Taoyuan City Investigation Division, the Political Operations Bureau, the Military Security Corps, and the New Taipei Military Police under the command of the Kaohsiung District Prosecutor's Office. Prosecutors pointed out that 27-year-old Zhou Shangbing met a man surnamed Chen who was dispatched by the Security Department of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Bureau through an online loan. Mr. Zhou could not withstand the temptation and took advantage of the intelligence processing business opportunity to use his mobile phone to copy combat and training national security secrets on official computers. He leaked them more than 20 times, and received a consideration ranging from 3,000 to 40,000 yuan for each transaction.
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In order to reward and bind Zhou Shangbing, the Chinese side successively delivered cash, gold, remittances and virtual currencies, with the illegal proceeds totaling more than 790,000 yuan. In order to create a breakpoint in the cash flow, Zhou Shangbing also found his unknowing mother and Vietnamese fiancee Hu to provide accounts for money laundering, concealing the source and whereabouts of the criminal proceeds through roundabout ways; Hu's daughter has been investigated for money laundering charges in another case.
Frequent vacations in Malaysia are suspected of American trap
It is understood that the time when Zhou Shangbing met his Vietnamese fiancée was extremely coincidental. It is suspected that he met his Vietnamese fiancée surnamed Hu when he was arranged by the Chinese Communist Party to travel to Malaysia. After the two dated, they went to Malaysia for vacation many times. The task force suspected that it was a "honey trap" carefully arranged by the Chinese intelligence and governance unit. However, there is currently no direct evidence and it needs to be clarified.
After investigation, the prosecutor found Zhou Nan guilty of crimes such as accepting bribes in violation of his position under the Corruption Crime Ordinance, leaking secrets under the Criminal Code, and the Money Laundering Prevention and Control Act. He was prosecuted and transferred to the prosecutor's office for custody. He will then be handed over to the National Judge's Court for trial.
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The case will be heard by the National Judge's Court and may result in heavy prison sentences.
Very likely · Within months
The national army will strengthen the review and prevention education of intelligence personnel
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