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Three Filipinos have been accused of espionage activities for China, allegedly motivated by financial gain. The Philippine Coast Guard reported that the suspects received substantial compensation for the information they provided, raising concerns about national security and the integrity of military operations.
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2026-03-07
Philippine authorities announce espionage charges against suspects
2026-03-07
PCG spokesperson reveals financial motives behind espionage
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Suspects allegedly worked with Chinese informants
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