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China's MSS publicizes cases involving filming at classified military sites

China's Ministry of State Security disclosed cases involving individuals who allegedly used classified military sites as filming material.

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The disclosures underscore heightened concerns over espionage and sensitive military-site security in China.

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  1. China's MSS discloses typical cases involving individuals using classified military sites as filming material ↗globalsecurity.org · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 11:16 AM UTC

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