The US Department of Defense also drew a line on the claim that the US-ROK military authorities arrested a large number of Chinese spies at the Suwon Election Management Training Center in Gyeonggi Province on December 3 last year during martial law and sent them to US military bases in Japan. John Supple, a spokesman for the US Department of Defense, dismissed Maeil Kyungjae’s inquiry on the suspicion on the 21st, saying, “Please refer to the s…
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The US Department of Defense also drew a line on the claim that the US-ROK military authorities arrested a large number of Chinese spies at the Suwon Election Management Training Center in Gyeonggi Province on December 3 last year during martial law and sent them to US military bases in Japan. John Supple, a spokesman for the US Department of Defense, dismissed Maeil Kyungjae’s inquiry on the suspicion on the 21st, saying, “Please refer to the s…