US EditionPrague Intelligence Says China's Plot to Stage Crash Against Taiwan Vice-President Remained in Planning
- Taiwan's Vice-President Hsiao Bi-khim visited Prague in March 2024, during which Czech military intelligence reported that Chinese diplomats planned to stage a car crash targeting her motorcade.
- The plan followed escalating tensions and cooling relations between the Czech Republic and China, with Chinese diplomats allegedly violating diplomatic rules and physically following Hsiao.
- Czech authorities summoned the Chinese ambassador to address the incident, and Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council condemned the actions as a serious threat to Hsiao’s safety, while Hsiao thanked Czech officials for their protection.
- On June 28, Hsiao stated on social media that the CCP's unlawful activities will not intimidate her from voicing Taiwan's interests, underscoring Taiwan's commitment to democracy and freedom.
- China denied wrongdoing by its diplomats, accused the Czech Republic of interfering in its internal affairs by allowing Hsiao's visit, and reiterated that its diplomats abide by host country laws amid ongoing tensions over Taiwan's status.
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Czech intel: China plotted car collision against Taiwan VP, ‘a primary target’
by WorldTribune Staff, June 29, 2025 Real World News Chinese agents operating out of Beijing’s embassy in Prague concocted a plot to stage a car collision targeting Taiwanese Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim during her visit to the Czech capital last year, according to a report. In what was called a “demonstrative kinetic action” targeting Hsiao […]
Taiwan's vice president was persecuted by Chinese diplomats in Prague last year. Beijing also wanted to stage a car accident, according to a new intelligence report.
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Czech intelligence said it prevented an assassination attempt on former Taiwan Vice President Xiao Bi-chim during her visit to the Czech Republic in March 2024.
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