Bounty issued on Taiwan’s military unit for spreading ‘separatist’ ideas


Police have offered rewards of US$1,400 (RM5,910) for information about 18 people they said were Tai­wa­nese military psychological operations officers spreading “separatist” messages, a day after Taiwan pledged to boost its defences.

The public security bureau in the Chinese city of Xiamen, which sits opposite Taiwan on the other side of the Taiwan Strait, said the 18 were core members of Taiwan’s “psychological warfare unit” and published their pictures, names and Taiwan identity card numbers.

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