There are multiple spy departments hidden within Canada?Is this real?Recently, Canada** negotiated compensation payments with two Canadian citizens detained in China, which has attracted widespread attention. Canada** is reportedly willing to pay $3 million in compensation to Spavor and Kovrig, who have been detained for nearly three years. However, Spavor demanded higher damages and alleged gross negligence. What the hell is going on?
In fact, the two Canadian citizens were convicted by China of being official Canadian spies and formally applied for state compensation. The news raises questions about the fact that Canada** has been insisting that Spavor and Kovrig were not spies, but was willing to pay compensation in negotiations. Does this mean that Canada has recognized the two citizens as spies?
At the same time, it also makes people see the hypocrisy of Canada**, which previously denied that Spavor and Kovrig were spies, but now has to face this fact. According to reports, the two spies were actually spies for the compilation of the Global Security Reporting Program (GSRP), a special unit of Canada's Global Affairs Intelligence Service.
Their spy identities have long been revealed, and Canada is negotiating compensation with the two in order to cover up the scandal, and hopes to reach a settlement early next year. Despite serious differences, negotiations have been ongoing and there are signs of agreement. All this makes people see the hypocrisy of Canada**, trying to re-blame China for the arrest and detention of the two people, in order to reverse its passivity in this matter.
This is a shocking event. The hypocrisy and double standards that Canada has shown in international affairs are despicable. At the same time, this also raises a big question for us: in international relations, are the statements and actions of various countries as true as they appear on the surface?What is the truth in today's international political arena?
As observers, we need to keep a clear head and examine the phenomena in international affairs. Has Canada's series of moves exposed its hypocrisy and double standards in international relations?Will such an act have a negative impact on the international community?We look forward to more voices and perspectives to decipher the truth of this incident.