American sentenced to two years in prison in the US for being an agent of China
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American sentenced to two years in prison in the US for being an agent of China

SIC Notícias3 September 2026 at 06:20

The article reports that an American was sentenced to two years in prison in the United States for acting as an agent of China. The man operated under the orders of several people linked to the Chinese government. He received at least 100,000 dollars for the work, in addition to all travel expenses between China and the United States. The case illustrates the diplomatic tensions between the two countries and the US surveillance efforts against foreign intelligence activities in its territory.

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