The British police have charged three men with assisting Hong Kong's foreign intelligence service, part of a series of raids across the UK targeting suspected Chinese and Russian spies.
Those charged were set to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court under the National Security Act, with Commander Dominic Murphy emphasizing no wider threat to the public despite the seriousness of the offences.
Concerns are mounting in Europe over espionage activities associated with China and Russia, with recent arrests in the UK, Germany, including individuals accused of providing information to Beijing or assisting Chinese intelligence.
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