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China's Ministry of State Security accuses foreign spy agencies of stealing rare earths and vows measures against infiltration.

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China's Ministry of State Security says foreign spy agencies are working with domestic criminals to steal rare earth-related products, threatening national security. Chinese authorities have observed attempts to circumvent export restrictions by forging documents. China recently restricted rare earth exports, affecting global supply chains, but rare metal exports rose significantly in June, suggesting progress in negotiations with the US.

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