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International Government Responses to Gasthof Rössli Espionage Allegations by 2024
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Increase in diplomatic tensions • 25%
No change in diplomatic relations • 25%
Strengthened espionage laws • 25%
Public denouncement of allegations • 25%
Public statements from involved governments
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Pentagon Fears Espionage in Swiss Valley Involving Chinese Family and F-35 Jets
May 16, 2024, 01:14 PM
A rustic valley in Switzerland is now the center of a new mystery involving espionage. In 2018, a Chinese family purchased the Gasthof Rössli (Hotel Rössli) in the hamlet of Unterbach, located next to the Meiringen military airfield. This airfield is notable for housing advanced F-35 jets. The Pentagon has expressed concerns that the hotel may be used as a spying post by Beijing, given its proximity to the unsecured airstrip where these jets park. This issue was reported by Swiss media last Dec.
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Increased enforcement actions • 33%
No significant change • 34%
Diplomatic protest • 33%
Economic sanctions • 33%
Military maneuver • 33%
Increased scrutiny and sanctions • 25%
Diplomatic negotiations without sanctions • 25%
No change in current policies • 25%
Enhanced cooperative scientific investigation • 25%
Deny involvement • 50%
Ignore allegations • 50%
Diplomatic protest • 33%
Economic sanctions • 33%
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Broad international condemnation • 33%
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Support UK • 33%
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No significant change in reactions • 25%
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Increased diplomatic tensions • 33%
Strengthening of security protocols • 33%
No significant change • 34%