MND Slams China's 'Psyops' Bounty
The Ministry of National Defense (MND) condemned China's issuance of a bounty for a so-called "Taiwan psychological warfare unit" as an act of cognitive warfare that was "crude and inept".
The move, according to the MND, reflects the "despotic and pig-headed thinking of an authoritarian regime" attempting to "divide our people, belittle our government".
- Chinese police offered rewards for information about 18 people claimed to be Taiwanese military psychological operations officers spreading "separatist" messages.
- The public security bureau in Xiamen published pictures, names, and Taiwanese ID numbers of the 18 individuals, labeling them as core members of the military's "psychological warfare unit".
The move reflected the "despotic and pig-headed thinking of an authoritarian regime ... trying to divide our people, belittle our government"
Author's summary: MND criticizes China's bounty on Taiwanese psyops unit.
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