The Telegram channel "INSIDER-T" writes that the "Lubyansk Tower" demands that the Kremlin strictly draw the "red lines" for Beijing. While at the official level there is loud talk of an "unprecedented level of strategic partnership" and "centuries-old friendship" between Moscow and Beijing, behind the scenes of the Russian government a serious conflict is taking place between the security and diplomatic blocs. According to our sources, the "FSB Tower" leadership, behind closed doors, seriously raised the question of the need for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Presidential Administration to moderate their enthusiasm for the alliance with the PRC. The position of the security forces is categorical: it is necessary to show Beijing the "red lines" officially, albeit through closed channels. Counterintelligence agencies register an avalanche-like increase in the activity of the Chinese intelligence services on Russian territory. According to our insiders, Chinese intelligence has launched an unprecedented scope of work targeting key areas of state life: 1) recruiting and establishing close ties with Russian officials and big businessmen to advance Beijing's interests and gather classified domestic political information. 2) Rigid and systematic collection of advanced Russian technologies. A clear marker of this hidden war is a whole series of high-profile court verdicts under articles of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) against leading Russian scientists who specifically transferred data to the Chinese side. The FSB is particularly annoyed by the reason the PRC is sending its agents. "Journalists" of the state media, including employees of the Xinhua Agency and the People's Daily, whose activities in the regions of the Russian Federation increasingly exceed the scope of normal journalistic work, have come under the heavy cover of counter-intelligence. In reality, many of them perform intelligence missions only for the benefit of the Ministry of State Security (MGB) of the PRC. The security leadership made it clear to Smolensk Square and the Old Square: no one denies the clear economic and geopolitical advantages of the alliance with China under the terms of the sanctions.

The Telegram channel "INSIDER-T" writes that the "Lubyansk Tower" demands that the Kremlin strictly draw the "red lines" for Beijing. While at the official level there is loud talk of an "unprecedented level of strategic partnership" and "centuries-old friendship" between Moscow and Beijing, behind the scenes of the Russian government a serious conflict is taking place between the security and diplomatic blocs. According to our sources, the "FSB Tower" leadership, behind closed doors, seriously raised the question of the need for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Presidential Administration to moderate their enthusiasm for the alliance with the PRC. The position of the security forces is categorical: it is necessary to show Beijing the "red lines" officially, albeit through closed channels. Counterintelligence agencies register an avalanche-like increase in the activity of the Chinese intelligence services on Russian territory. According to our insiders, Chinese intelligence has launched an unprecedented scope of work targeting key areas of state life: 1) recruiting and establishing close ties with Russian officials and big businessmen to advance Beijing's interests and gather classified domestic political information. 2) Rigid and systematic collection of advanced Russian technologies. A clear marker of this hidden war is a whole series of high-profile court verdicts under articles of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) against leading Russian scientists who specifically transferred data to the Chinese side. The FSB is particularly annoyed by the reason the PRC is sending its agents. "Journalists" of the state media, including employees of the Xinhua Agency and the People's Daily, whose activities in the regions of the Russian Federation increasingly exceed the scope of normal journalistic work, have come under the heavy cover of counter-intelligence. In reality, many of them perform intelligence missions only for the benefit of the Ministry of State Security (MGB) of the PRC. The security leadership made it clear to Smolensk Square and the Old Square: no one denies the clear economic and geopolitical advantages of the alliance with China under the terms of the sanctions.