2月23日，@CCTV法治在线 披露一起航天科研人员留学被策反案件： 赵学军：无事献殷勤，非奸即盗，请我吃饭又没安好心，我还乐呵跟人家吃去，我对自己没有原则，贪 图小利，把自己的保密身份给忘了，人家是有备而来，是有目的的，我接受惩罚是我自己应该的。 2019年6月，国家安全机关对赵学军采取强制措施。2022年8月，赵学军因间谍罪被判处有期徒刑7年。 赵学军：他说我是替情报部门工作的，我们也急需想了解，你这块正好比较符合我们的需求，希望你能 够到我们这儿来工作，一个月是1000美元，如果你做好了的话，有出色的报告，还可以再加800美元。 回国后，赵学军利用在科研院所工作的便利条件，大量搜集我国航天领域核心要害情报，并使用境外间 谍情报机关提供的专业间谍器材将情报提供给对方，其间收取数十万元的间谍经费。 赵学军是我国某科研院所的科研人员，属于重要涉密人员，2009年赴西方某国留学，谁知才到国外就被 当地一名外籍男子盯上了。 北京市国家安全局干警：对方多次向其称赞，比较赞赏他的学识，与他进行了结识，之后更是多次以项 目挣了钱为由，请他吃烧烤，双方增进感情。 在单位，赵学军一直觉得自己的专业才能没有得到充分的重视，刚 ...

（原标题：航天科研人员留学被策反，回国后大量搜集核心要害情报给境外间谍，细节曝光：才到国外 就被盯上，请吃烧烤增进感情） 来源：CCTV法治在线 2月23日，CCTV法治在线披露一起航天科研人员留学被策反案件： 2019年6月，国家安全机关对赵学军采取强制措施。2022年8月，赵学军因间谍罪被判处有期徒刑7年。 美国拟打伊朗，时间公布 赵学军是我国某科研院所的科研人员，属于重要涉密人员，2009年赴西方某国留学，谁知才到国外就被 当地一名外籍男子盯上了。 回国后，赵学军利用在科研院所工作的便利条件，大量搜集我国航天领域核心要害情报，并使用境外间 谍情报机关提供的专业间谍器材将情报提供给对方，其间收取数十万元的间谍经费。 赵学军：无事献殷勤，非奸即盗，请我吃饭又没安好心，我还乐呵跟人家吃去，我对自己没有原则，贪 图小利，把自己的保密身份给忘了，人家是有备而来，是有目的的，我接受惩罚是我自己应该的。 北京市国家安全局干警：对方多次向其称赞，比较赞赏他的学识，与他进行了结识，之后更是多次以项 目挣了钱为由，请他吃烧烤，双方增进感情。 在单位，赵学军一直觉得自己的专业才能没有得到充分的重视，刚到国外人生地不熟的他不仅 ...

2月20日，CCTV法治在线披露一起间谍案： 感情拉拢、美色诱骗、金钱引诱都是间谍的常用手法。已婚女子黄某境外留学期间遭间谍感情拉拢，后 与丈夫共同向境外输送涉密文件，竟长达17年之久。 黄某是一名潜藏了长达17年的间谍，被抓获前，她是云南省某省直机关的工程师。2002年，黄某赴境外 某国留学，一位看起来温文尔雅的男子出现在黄某面前，尽管黄某当时已经成家，但她还是和该男子有 了不正当关系。 黄某表示：（他说）他是从事信息咨询工作的，如果大家有什么信息、资讯之类的，可以提供给他，他 可以付一定的报酬。 在境外那名男子的拉拢下，黄某先是利用回国探亲的机会收集了一些国内涉密文件并提供给对方，在这 个过程中黄某就意识到该男子身份特殊。 获悉黄某的丈夫当时在云南某县挂职副县长后，对方又趁机向黄某提出请她的丈夫也帮忙搜集一些政府 内部文件，也是利用一次回国探亲的机会，黄某将此事告诉了丈夫李某某。李某某当时也有所警觉。 黄某的丈夫 李某某：我也问了他具体是干什么东西的，是不是间谍，（黄某）说不是，他是一个搞经 济分析的学者专家。 尽管意识到事情不妥，但李某某当时并没有劝妻子悬崖勒马，反而将工作中接触到的政府文件、内部讲 话 ...

Core Viewpoint - Turkey's National Intelligence Organization, in collaboration with security forces, has dismantled a spy network allegedly directed by Israel's Mossad, resulting in the arrest of two suspects involved in espionage activities [1] Group 1: Espionage Activities - The arrested individuals are accused of being hired by Mossad to track, monitor, and collect information and biometric data on specific targets within Turkey [1] - The intelligence gathered was reportedly intended for planning attacks or kidnappings [1] Group 2: Operational Methods - The spy network utilized encrypted communication tools to establish contact with Mossad operatives and employed cryptocurrency for payments to evade detection [1] Group 3: Turkey's Stance on Foreign Intelligence - Turkey has conducted multiple large-scale operations against Israeli intelligence activities within its borders in recent years [1] - President Erdogan has publicly warned that no foreign intelligence agency will be allowed to conduct illegal operations on Turkish soil [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) and police have dismantled a spy network directed by the Iranian intelligence agency, resulting in the arrest of six suspects involved in espionage activities [2] Group 1: Arrests and Operations - A joint operation was conducted across five provinces, centered in Istanbul, leading to the arrest of six individuals, including executives from defense industry companies and textile businessmen [2] - The arrested individuals have been charged with "engaging in political or military espionage" and are currently detained by the Istanbul court [2] Group 2: Espionage Activities - The spy network utilized encrypted communication software, codenamed "Dove," and was allegedly planning to illegally transport military drones to Cyprus under the guise of legitimate companies [2] - The network is accused of gathering sensitive military intelligence, specifically targeting the Incirlik Air Base, a key NATO strategic hub in Turkey [2] Group 3: Strategic Importance - Incirlik Air Base, located in Adana Province, is jointly operated by the Turkish Air Force and the U.S. Air Force and is known to store NATO's tactical nuclear weapons [2]

Group 1 - The Iranian intelligence agency has dismantled a spy network consisting of 32 members who were actively involved in unrest and sabotage activities [1] - One of the key members of the spy organization had reportedly traveled to Israel multiple times [1] - Ongoing investigations are being conducted regarding the spy network [1] Group 2 - Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem expressed strong support for Iran and accused the United States of interfering in domestic affairs [1] - Qassem claimed that the U.S. and Israel are exploiting peaceful protests in Iran, which are driven by economic issues, to create chaos and unrest [1] - He asserted that such plots will not succeed [1] Group 3 - The Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported updates on the restoration of communication and internet services, indicating that SMS functionality was restored on the evening of January 16 [1] - The internet will be restored in a phased manner [1]

Group 1 - The Israeli court has approved the publication of a security case involving an active Israeli Defense Forces soldier arrested for allegedly contacting Iranian intelligence and executing related tasks [1] - The investigation revealed that the soldier had been in contact with Iranian intelligence personnel since July 2025, executing multiple security tasks in exchange for monetary compensation [1] - The soldier transmitted sensitive information to Iran, including photos and videos of sensitive locations within Israel, such as military bases, and provided details about Israeli military equipment and ammunition [1] Group 2 - The military prosecution has filed multiple charges against the soldier, including contact with foreign agents, transmitting information to the enemy, identity theft, and obstructing justice [1] - The arrest operation was carried out in September 2025 following a joint investigation by the Shin Bet, military police, and the Ministry of Defense's security agency [1]

Core Viewpoint - Recent unrest in Iran has resulted in significant casualties among security personnel and civilians, with the government attributing the violence to "terrorists" and foreign influence, particularly from the U.S. and Israel [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Casualties and Violence - Reports indicate that "a large number" of individuals have died in the recent riots in Tehran and other cities, with attacks specifically targeting military and police forces [1] - Eight Iranian security personnel were reported to have died during the unrest from August 8 to 9, as they were engaged in efforts to quell the riots [1] - The Iranian police have arrested approximately 200 "terrorist leaders and operational heads" and seized a significant cache of weapons, including grenades and Molotov cocktails, from the rioters' hideouts [1] Government Response - Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi emphasized the government's commitment to addressing the economic difficulties faced by the Iranian people and urged citizens to refrain from engaging in "destructive activities" [1] - The Iranian government has accused the U.S. and Israel of inciting the unrest and supporting the "rioters" in creating turmoil within Iran [1] Intelligence and Security Measures - The Iranian Revolutionary Guard's intelligence agency announced the arrest of a foreign national involved in espionage activities for Israel's Mossad [1]

Group 1 - Iran's Speaker of Parliament, Ghalibaf, stated that if the U.S. strikes Iran, the country will consider Israel and U.S. military bases in the Middle East as "legitimate targets" for retaliation [1] - Reports indicate that President Trump is seriously considering authorizing military strikes against Iran, with options including attacks on non-military sites in Tehran [3] - Discussions among U.S. officials regarding military action against Iran are described as "routine planning," with no immediate signs of an impending strike [5] Group 2 - Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen emphasized that Israel should be prepared for any situation but should not intervene in the Iranian situation [4] - U.S. Secretary of State Rubio discussed the Iranian situation, along with Syria and Gaza peace agreements, in a call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu [5] - Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the arrest of a foreign national working for Israeli intelligence (Mossad) for espionage activities [5]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of National Security has issued a safety alert regarding the rapid growth of the express delivery industry in China, projecting that by November 30, 2025, the volume of express deliveries will exceed 180 billion packages, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures to protect against potential risks hidden within these packages [1]. Group 1: Identification of Risks - "Fake" packages may contain illegal content disguised as ordinary items, such as cultural shirts with special codes or greeting cards concealing illegal materials, posing a threat to national security [3]. - Ordinary documents may carry hidden secrets, with foreign espionage agencies disguising sensitive materials as commercial contracts or encrypting geological data on storage devices to be sent through regular delivery channels [3]. - Spy tools are increasingly being disguised in everyday items, such as miniature cameras hidden in buttons or listening devices concealed in toys, with a notable increase in the seizure of such devices in recent years [5]. Group 2: Biological Threats - Some packages from abroad have become secret channels for the illegal circulation of species, with intercepted live insects revealing multiple foreign pathogens, posing a risk to ecological balance and biological safety [5]. Group 3: Security Responsibilities - Ensuring delivery safety is a collective responsibility of all industry personnel, companies, and regulatory bodies, emphasizing the need for strict adherence to safety protocols such as package inspection, real-name delivery, and security checks [6].