US intelligence : Cuba allows China to build spying facility on Island
US intelligence : Beijing and Havana have struck a secret deal to set up a spying center on a Caribbean island that could monitor the US, reports citing a US intelligence agency. The report said that the center would be set up on an island. And now news is also being heard about this that for this Havana has given permission to China and for this China is also going to pay a huge amount to Havana.
The US newspaper Wall Street Journal reported that Beijing and Havana have made a secret agreement to set up a spying center on the Caribbean island that could monitor the US. The report said that the center would be set up on an island 100 miles away from Florida in the US. And if this thing turns out to be true in such a situation, then the relations between the two countries can get even worse.
US officials were quoted as saying that Beijing would pay Qubo several billion dollars to set up the Chinese facility. However, White House National Security Spokesman John Kirby has dismissed this story outright and has denied all these things.
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