Franco Jose C. Barona
07:22
CHINA is increasingly using research and survey ships to act as proxies for military and intelligence operations, according to Sealight, a maritime transparency initiative monitoring Chinese activities in the South China Sea. “These missions blur the line between legitimate scientific research and covert intelligence gathering or strategic signaling…
The Manila Times
CHINA is increasingly using research and survey ships to act as proxies for military and intelligence operations, according to Sealight, a maritime transparency initiative monitoring Chinese activities in the South China Sea.
“These missions blur the line between legitimate scientific research and covert intelligence gathering or strategic signaling…
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