France arrests two spies for passing secrets to China

PARIS: Two previous French government operatives have been captured in the wake of being blamed for passing characterized data to China, authorities uncovered on Friday, featuring what specialists see as Beijing's push to build up its outside knowledge abilities.

The presumed twofold specialists were charged and confined last December, yet the occurrence just became visible late on Thursday following French media reports and an announcement from Defense Minister Florence Parly.

"Two French operators in our administration and most likely one of the life partners of these specialists are blamed for genuine acts prone to be thought about demonstrations of treachery, on doubts of conveying data to a remote power," Parly revealed to CNews TV.

Talking from Moscow, French President Emmanuel Macron called the claimed trick "greatly genuine" and said the equity framework would research and judge the suspects.