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American officials claim they are “continuing efforts to expose China’s surveillance activities.”

Ned Price, a spokesperson for the US State Department, said during a press briefing that the US would consider continuing the more extensive efforts to identify and address China’s more significant surveillance activities that threaten its security and the security of its allies.

According to Ned Price, the US is considering legal action against Chinese organizations connected to the People’s Liberation Army that helped the balloon enter US airspace. Last week, the US shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon hovering in its skies for a few days, prompting Price’s statement.

“We always defend our interests, as we did in this balloon’s tactical situation. Additionally, we mentioned in the press release that we are looking into taking legal action against PRC entities connected to the PLA that encouraged the balloon’s entry into US airspace “said Ned Price.

He continued, “We will consider maintaining these broader initiatives to expose and address PRC’s larger surveillance activities that pose a threat to our national security as well as that of our allies and partners.”

Ned Price, speaking at a press conference, referred to China’s violation of US sovereignty as an “irresponsible act” and a “profoundly irresponsible act.” He claimed that the US and the rest of the world could see China’s “responsible actions.” According to him, the US has been in contact with 40 countries regarding the balloon incident in China.

“China violated our sovereignty in an irresponsible manner. We responded responsibly to protect our interests because this was a gravely irresponsible act. Recently, this has become visible to people all over the world, not just Americans “said Ned Price.

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