China has announced that it will resume its so-called "net-cleaning" operation

The Chinese regime has been carrying out a series of special strikes under the name of "cleaning the net", and China has announced that it will continue to carry out such strikes again.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a press conference on November 30, where all foreign agencies continued to carry out the so-called "net cleaning" series of special operations and announced the measures and overall results to combat all kinds of activities with all their might.
According to Li Tong, deputy head of the Cyber Security Protection Bureau of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attaches great importance to hacking crimes and continues to organize national security agencies throughout China in a special operation to "clean up the network". Since 2022, 2,430 cases of hacking crimes have been uncovered. 7092 criminal suspects were arrested.
According to Xi Yu, deputy head of the Cyber Security Protection Bureau of China's Ministry of Defense, the number of hacking cases has increased for three consecutive years, with an annual growth rate of 27.7%.
Observers say that China is carrying out a genocide policy in East Turkistan under various names and that the Chinese regime's insistence on strengthening the so-called "net cleansing operation" actually means that the situation in East Turkistan will become more tense and the repression will intensify. Although China kidnapped many Uyghurs in this crackdown, the data and names of the convicted persons are not disclosed.