Beijing protests 'political' UK sanctions on Chinese cyber firms


BEIJING: Beijing denounced on Wednesday (Dec 10) British sanctions on two Chinese companies which London alleged were involved in cyber activities against Britain, saying the measure amounted to "political manipulation" of security issues.

The British Foreign Office sanctioned on Tuesday Chinese-based companies i-Soon and Integrity Technology Group "for their vast and indiscriminate cyberactivities against the UK and its allies", according to London's top diplomat Yvette Cooper.

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