Four Taiwan soldiers charged with spying for China


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TAIPEI: Four Taiwanese soldiers, including three from a unit in charge of security for the president's office, were charged Friday (Dec 6) for photographing and leaking confidential information to China, prosecutors and the president's office said.

China and Taiwan have been ruled separately since 1949, but Beijing insists the island is part of its territory and has vowed to seize it one day.

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