Alleged Hong Kong intelligence monitoring of Edward Snowden’s movements and possible Chinese police involvement
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The passage claims that Hong Kong police and Chinese intelligence tracked Snowden’s whereabouts after he left the Mira hotel, suggesting coordinated surveillance by foreign and US agencies. While spec Source alleges a Chinese intelligence “mission” in Hong Kong monitored Snowden’s cell phone traffic Claims that Hong Kong police were aware of Snowden’s location and may have coordinated with Chines
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