Last Updated on June 8, 2023
A new report reveals that the Chinese communist government is working with fellow communists in Cuba to build an anti-American spy base on the island, which is positioned roughly just 90 miles off the coast of Florida.
The Chinese communist spy base o be constructed in Cuba is being referred to as an “eavesdropping facility” and the CCP is reportedly prepared to pay Cuba billions of much-needed dollars for hosting the operation.
According to a Wall Street Journal report that revealed the new spy base, the project is “highly classified” though it has been found out by the US. It’s unclear exactly what the Joe Biden administration is going to do about it, if anything.
The news of the spy base comes as China has been making a dramatic push into Latin America for years now, much in the way that the communist Soviet Union did, but arguably, China’s doing it to far more success.
The CCP’s push into Latin America is coinciding with a massive push into Africa, and is part of China’s “global south” strategy – to create an empire of third-world nations in the southern hemisphere to rise up against the American and Western-dominated power structure that still has massive influence over geopolitics.
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The news of the spy base also comes in the wake of reports that Chinese nationals suspected to be spies but claiming to be tourists have been trying to infiltrate US military bases in Alaska. Some of the Chinese nationals have been “apprehended” by US military authorities while trying to enter bases like Fairbanks, Alaska’s Fort Wainwright, the New York Post said in a report published earlier this month.
In addition to their attempts to spy directly on military bases and build “eavesdropping” facilities in Cuba, Chinese nationals linked to the Chinese Communist Party have been said to embed themselves in American universities, the corporate world, etc. to gain intel on the US, both classified and unclassified.
