China wants to steal corona vaccine research, US

US intelligence has claimed that Chinese hackers are trying to steal the formula and information of the coronavirus vaccine, while China has denied the allegations and said that we are at the forefront of vaccine development and research. No one else's research is needed.

Two US newspapers have claimed in reports that Chinese hackers are trying to hack research and other information about the US-made Corona virus vaccine, but have not been able to do so due to tight cybersecurity.

According to the newspapers, the FBI and cyber security have alerted the staff after the suspicious activities of Chinese hackers and a summary has been sent to the Foreign Ministry to warn China in this regard.

On the other hand, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Xiao Lijian denied the allegations, saying that China has condemned all kinds of cyber-attacks and considers the act very ugly and illegal.

The spokesman clarified that China is at the forefront of research and development of coronavirus vaccine. We don't need anyone's research.

The United States has deployed bombers following tensions with China

The United States has dropped bombers at Andrew Air Force Base following escalating tensions with China.

According to the news agency, the United States has re-deployed its bombers and hundreds of Air Force personnel at its Anderson Air Force Base. A month ago, the United States recalled its B-bombers from here.

Nearly 200 pilots of four US One B Lancers and the Ninth Bomb Squadron have been relocated to Guam.

In a news release issued by the US Air Force, 7th Bomb Wing Commander Col. Ed Somangal said, "We are excited to be back in Guam. We are proud to be a bomber in any threat to the United States and its allies." We will continue to work with the force.

US bombers were recalled from Guam last month, but the Air Force Global Strike Command made it clear that Asia-Pacific policy has not changed and that does not mean that strategic bombers will last long. Will disappear from the region.

It is also worth noting that the decision to deploy the return of bombers and personnel comes at a time when tensions between China and the United States have risen.