China condemns Australia's claims of 'infiltration'


This undated photo shows Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin. - (WWW.FMPRC.GOV.CN)

BEIJING (China Daily/ANN): China expressed on Wednesday (Sept 16) dissatisfaction with and strong opposition to accusations that the Chinese consulate general in Australia and its officials are engaged in infiltration activities as reported by some media, saying this is totally baseless and vicious slander.

Speaking at a regular news briefing in Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that some people in Australia are busy instigating anti-China sentiment through slander in order to gain attention and poison China-Australia relations.

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