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Estonian NATO Employee arrested for spying for CCP
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2022 Mar 20, 9:23am 148 views 4 comments
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Hircus
2022 Mar 21, 3:16pm
Hircus
2022 Mar 21, 3:16pm
3 years in prison isn't enough for selling secrets to the enemy.
I wonder if maybe they keep the sentencing light as some kinda agreement w/ chyna so they don't punish our spies too harshly when they catch them.
I wonder if maybe they keep the sentencing light as some kinda agreement w/ chyna so they don't punish our spies too harshly when they catch them.
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HeadSet
2022 Mar 21, 7:32pm
HeadSet
2022 Mar 21, 7:32pm
Hircus says
Or expose dirt on US politicians.
3 years in prison isn't enough for selling secrets to the enemy.
I wonder if maybe they keep the sentencing light as some kinda agreement w/ chyna so they don't punish our spies too harshly when they catch them.
Or expose dirt on US politicians.
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Ceffer
2022 Mar 21, 10:47pm
Ceffer
2022 Mar 21, 10:47pm
"I told you to demand the Chinese honey pot BEFORE you were arrested. She probably has a little black book with so many politicians, lawyers and judges, they would NEVER seek to prosecute you!"
Kõuts, who had a state secret permit as well as NATO security clearance dating back fourteen years at the time of his arrest, was also the Vice President of NATO’s Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation from 2018 to 2020. The center “conducts relevant, state-of-the-art scientific research in ocean science, modeling and simulation, acoustics and other disciplines.”
According to Aleksander Toots, the deputy director of Estonia’s top counterintelligence agency, Kõuts was recruited by China’s Intelligence Bureau of the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission in 2018. Kõuts allegedly had an accomplice who was also arrested by police on September 9th, 2020.
Kõuts received cash payments totaling $20,000 from Chinese Communist Party handlers in addition to paid trips to various Asian countries with luxury accommodations and dinners at Michelin star restaurants.
The Chinese Communist Party agents handling him were operating under the cover of a think tank – a common approach used by the Chinese Communist Party targets Western researchers as documented by the National Pulse.
Kõuts was sentenced to three years in prison.
https://thenationalpulse.com/2021/03/24/nato-ccp-spy-convicted/?source=patrick.net