The covert Chinese game was revealed! Through two US Navy officers' spying, Dragon obtained the battleships' blueprints

 The covert Chinese game was revealed! Through two US Navy officers' spying, Dragon obtained the battleships' blueprints

US News: The US has notified the world that two US Navy men were used as spies by China. Both of these cops are currently in custody. They risk receiving a life sentence if found guilty.

In Delhi. Two members of the US Navy have been charged with espionage for China. These two jawans have both been detained on suspicion. The US Department of Justice provided this information. The US believes that the two marines offered China secret documents, including designs for radar systems, instructions for warships and their weapons systems, and plans for a large military exercise.

The FBI, America's security agency, said that these marines were apprehended as a result of a sting operation. The Counter Intelligence Division member engaged in the sting, Suzanne Turner, was quoted as saying by AFP: "These arrests are a reminder of the People's Republic of China's relentless and aggressive efforts to undermine our democracy and intimidate those who defend it."

In order to collect critical military intelligence that may potentially jeopardise US national security, China corrupted enlisted individuals.

provided are the warship's plans, images, and videos

The Justice Department said in a news statement that Jinchao Wei, a 22-year-old soldier who was stationed on the USS Essex battleship in San Diego, sent China a large number of documents, pictures, and videos describing how the ships and their systems worked. They also included technical instructions pertaining to the armaments on their own ship.

Information was sold for $15,000

In a related vein, the Justice Department said that Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao, 26, had been residing on the Ventura County Naval Base, north of Los Angeles, and had been snooping for China for two years. Zhao was aware that the US was conducting extensive military drills in the Indo-Pacific area. He allegedly sold this material for around $15,000 to a Chinese espionage operative.