【新唐人2014年05月20日讯】 美国以网路间谍罪起诉中共军人
5月19号，美国正式对五名中共军方人员提出控诉，指控他们对美国的核电厂、钢铁公司以及太阳能公司等进行经济间谍活动。
美国司法部长埃里克•霍尔德，当天上午召开记者会宣布了起诉决定。这是美国政府首次以“对美国公司犯有黑客攻击罪行”，对外国政府雇员提出刑事诉讼。起诉公布后，相关中共官员将成为国际间被缉拿的对像。
这五名中共军方人员都是中共61398部队第3支队成员，分别是(音译)孙凯良(Sun Kailiang)、黄镇宇(Huang Zhenyu)、文新宇(Wen Xinyu)、王东(Wang Dong)，以及顾春晖(Gu Chunhui)。
美国联邦调查局(FBI)网站已经公布了这五名中共军方人员的名单和照片。
中越边境越南店铺疑遭人放火报复
持续几天的越南反华示威已近平息，中共在局势危急时反应冷淡，却在事态渐趋平稳时，加紧撤离在越华侨，引起舆论批评。
同时，越南反华示威对在越华人造成的伤害，也引起中国公民的暴力还击。据《自由亚洲电台》报导，位于中、越边境的广西凭祥市浦寨贸易区，有越南人开设的店铺被人放火，多个店铺被完全焚毁。有网友对记者表示，由于越南人打死了在当地工作的中国公民，因而不排除有人藉放火泄愤。
不过，浦寨贸易区管理委员会否认报复纵火的说法。
缅甸开矿 两中国员工遭绑架
两名在缅甸开发铜矿项目的中国员工，5月18号遭到当地活动人士的绑架。绑架者的目地是制止中国矿业公司在当地开采铜矿。
缅甸万宝矿产有限公司发言人19号向英国《路透社》透露，两名来自中国的承包商以及一名缅甸同事18号被绑架，但那位缅甸人当天就被释放。“万宝矿产有限公司”隶属于中国军火制造商“中国北方工业公司”。
绑架者声称，如果中国矿业公司不立即停止作业，这两名员工很有可能会受到伤害。
据报导，铜矿距离缅甸中部主要城市曼德勒约100公里，当地居民曾多次举行示威抗议这个项目。居民们表示，为了铜矿的扩张，数千英亩土地被非法没收。
六四25周年临近 中共持续抓人
随着“六四”25周年纪念日临近，中共当局抓捕活动人士的行动也持续扩大，继维权律师唐荆陵、浦志强等多人遭刑拘后，5月17号到19号，武汉民主党成员秦永敏夫妇、沈阳维权人士孙海洋、广东中山大学教授艾晓明等人，也相继失踪或被公安带走，他们的朋友相信，他们被抓与“六四”临近有关。
编辑/周玉林
U.S. Accused Chinese Communist Party Military
of Cyber-spying.
The U.S. charged five Chinese military officers with economic
espionage linked to computer hacking of American nuclear
power, metals and solar companies, etc.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced the
accusations at the press conference in the morning.
This was the first public accusation that employees of an
overseas government committed cybercrimes in the U.S..
After the prosecution was announced, the relevant Chinese
officers became internationally apprehended suspects.
The five Chinese Communist military staff are Sun Kailiang,
Huang Zhenyu, Wen Xinyu, Wang Dong and Gu Chunhui.
They were officers in Unit 61398 of the Third Department of
the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).
The FBI website announced the list of five Chinese military
people with their photos.
Vietnam Store Fire at The Sino-Vietnamese Border Was
Suspected Revenge by Arson.
The anti-China demonstrations in Vietnam have
nearly subsided.
The public criticized the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP)
cold response to the critical situation and stepping up the
overseas Chinese evacuations during stable conditions.
Meanwhile, the damage caused by anti-China demonstrations
manifested as violent counterattacks by Chinese citizens.
According to RFA’s report, the Vietnamese stores located at
Puzhai border trade zone at the China-Vietnam border were
destroyed by fire.
Some netizens told reporters that probably someone vented
their anger by carrying out arson attacks when Vietnamese
killed Chinese citizens.
However, the Puzhai border trade zone Commission denies
the arson was due to retaliation.
Two Chinese Workers Kidnapped at Myanmar Mining.
Two Chinese employees who developed the copper project
in Myanmar were kidnapped by local activists on May 18.
The purpose of the kidnappers is to stop
Chinese mining companies.
On May 19, the Myanmar Wanbao Mining spokesman told
British Reuters that two Chinese contractors and a Myanmar
colleague were abducted the previous day.
The Burmese was released quickly.
Wanbao Mining Limited is part of Chinese arms manufacturer
China North Industries Corporation.
The kidnappers threatened that if Chinese mining companies
don’t immediately stop the operation, the two employees are
likely to be harmed.
According to the report, the mining is 100 kilometers away
from the major city in central Myanmar, Mandalay.
Local residents have held several protests against this project.
They said that thousands of acres of land have been
illegally confiscated in order to expand the copper mine.
25th Anniversary of June 4 is Approaching. Arrests Continue.
As the 25th anniversary of June 4th approaches, the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP) continues to arrest activists.
Human rights lawyers Tang Jingling, and Pu Zhiqiang were
detained from May 17 to 19.
Wuhan Democrats Qin Yongmin couple, Shenyang activists
Sun Haiyang, Guangdong Zhongshan University professor
Ai Xiaoming, and others were missing or taken by police.
Their friends believe their detention was related to the
close date of June 4th.
Edit/Zhou Yulin
