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and the fact that the operating altitudes look similar, that looks an awful lot like the balloon that flew over the united states, overjapan. the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity. but former us intelligence officials say they believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you re trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china s balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china s surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. in other news. a judge in the american state of colorado has sentenced a 23 year old to life in prison, without parole, for shooting dead five people in a gay nightclub last november. anderson lee aldrich had
sovereignty and territorial integrity. but former us intelligence officials say they believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you re trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china s balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china s surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. meanwhile, within china a sweeping new anti espionage law comes into effect in a few days time, on the first ofjuly. under the revised law, all investigation activity and data gathering printed, electronic, or verbal can effectively be classified as espionage . it ll allow law enforcers to inspect the baggage, electronic devices, and facilities of anyone including foreigners suspected of spying.
says it believed this was a weather balloon. but corey says that s unlikely. so i suspect, just based on the diameter of the balloon and the fact that the operating altitudes look similar, that looks an awful lot like the balloon that flew over the united states, overjapan. the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity. but former us intelligence officials say they believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you re trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china s balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china s surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. in other news: a judge in the american state
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