The world’s most powerful jet Rafael and on the other hand the tricks of China which want to prove it weak at all costs. The incident on Tangra Airbase in Greece has shocked everyone. Four Chinese detectives were caught red -handed spying Rafael. Actually, Greece’s Tangra airbase has important facilities in Francisi Rafael Jet and the Lynic Aerospace Industry. At the same time, four Chinese citizens, two men, a woman and a young man were found to take photographs with cameras in suspicious condition. Security guards stopped. But they moved towards a culvert and kept taking photographs hidden. He was immediately detained by the Hinic Airforce police and recovered dozens of sensitive photographs from his cameras.
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The Intelligence Agency of Greece has considered it a serious matter of espionage. The question is why a tourist will take pictures of military airbase like Rafael. You will remember the incident of May 2025 when India carried out attacks on Pakistan terrorist bases under Operation Sindoor. The world saw the strength of Rafael’s success of high -level accuracy, secret infiltration and mission without any loss. After this, many countries started showing interest in buying Rafael. Which affected the sales of Chinese jets J10 and FC 31.
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China’s spreading detective network
This phenomenon is not an alone incident, but part of a broad, sponsored trend, an aggressive expansion of its global detective network by China. Especially the shocking thing is that Greece has been selected for such campaigns, which is a traditionally friendly country with India and has no direct conflict with China.
Major features of China’s detective strategy
China operates one of the world’s most wide intelligence networks, using a combination of government agencies, citizens and proxy organizations to collect information globally. The country’s intelligence system is highly versatile, which uses a mixture of human intelligence, cyber espionage and economic benefits to achieve its objectives.