The Communist Party of China established the “Information Support Force” on the 19th, and Xi Jinping, Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, personally attended the flag presentation. (Picture source: Video screenshot)
[Watch China, April 20, 2024](Watch comprehensive report by Chinese reporter Li Xiaokui) On April 19, regarding the “Chinese People’s Liberation Army”Information support unit established“,”Xi JinpingThe label “Speech for awarding the military flag to the Information Support Force” was pushed by the network administrator.Hot searchtriggering public attention and discussion.
According to CCTV news reports, the Chinese military’s “Information Support Force” conference was held in Beijing on April 19. Xi Jinping, Chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, personally attended the flag presentation. Xi Jinping emphasized that the information support force “is a newly created strategic force and a key support for coordinating the construction and application of the network information system” and has a heavy responsibility. “We must resolutely obey the party’s command and fully implement the fundamental principles and systems of the party’s absolute leadership over the military. Comprehensively strengthen the party building of the army” and “ensure the absolute loyalty, purity and reliability of the army.”
On April 19, the label related to “The establishment of the Information Support Force of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army” became a hot search topic. (Picture source: Weibo screenshot)
According to our understanding, this so-called “new” information support force was reorganized from the canceled designation of the “Strategic Support Force” established in 2015. It is still under the direct command of the Central Military Commission, but the leadership and management relationship between the military aerospace force and the network system force has been adjusted. . In 2023, it was reported that Ju Gansheng, the former commander of the Strategic Support Force, was involved in a corruption case involving the Rocket Force and was under investigation. In response to Xi Jinping’s “expectations” for the newly established force, it was suspected that he had once again confirmed the original rumors about corruption.
However, the new information support force seems to be just “the same group of people, but with a different brand name.” Commander Bi Yi is the former deputy commander of the strategic support force, and political commissar Li Wei is still the former political commissar of the strategic support force.
The Washington Times quoted a report from the U.S. Army’s Asia Research Group in 2017 as stating that the “Strategic Support Force” is to command the CCP’s spies, cyber forces, telecommunications operations and other non-traditional operations. It is generally believed that the CCP has 100,000 conventional hackers, 130,000 The monitoring force is under his command.
Many foreign media have disclosed that the number of Chinese network monitors includes military personnel, not only spread across China, but also full-time computer personnel in schools or companies, estimated to be at least 8 million.
The New York Times reported that units 61398 and 61486 in Shanghai are the bases of the Chinese cyber army; unit 61419 of the cyber army is located in Qingdao, Shandong. Not only is he proficient in computer information technology, he is also proficient in Japanese.
The Japanese nikkan-spa website also reported that since 2009, at least 30 government agencies and defense-related companies in Japan have been attacked by cyberattacks, and most of the computers infected with the virus were forcibly connected to Chinese servers or websites. It is estimated that in addition to the CCP military cyber army, the number of “cyber armies” lurking in schools or private enterprises is estimated to be as high as 8 million.
Radio Free Asia disclosed in February this year that the true identity of only one company, “Shanghai Anxun Information Company” (I-SOON), which works for the Chinese Communist government, has recently been exposed due to a large number of internal documents on network surveillance. According to data, Shanghai Anxun Information provides a variety of intelligence collection services to Chinese national security units, involving hundreds of government departments, military intelligence agencies, universities, political groups, airlines, and telecommunications providers. Including China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, NATO, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Myanmar, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Afghanistan, the United Kingdom and other countries. For example, it has obtained network permissions from the Indian Ministry of Defense, NATO and the British National Crime Agency, as well as human rights organizations. Target.
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