Taiwan Charges Army Colonel Who Signed a Surrender Pledge to CCP

Taiwan Charges Army Colonel Who Signed a Surrender Pledge to CCP
Army Colonel Te-en Hsiang, right, and retired lieutenant Wei-chiang Shao, whose faces have been digitally obscured. Hsiang, in uniform, holds a signed pledge dated on Jan. 20, 2020, to surrender to the Chinese Communist Party in an undated photo. Courtesy of The Central News Agency
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Taiwan charged a colonel with corruption and violating state security law. The prosecutor said that he accepted bribes from Beijing, acted as a spy, and signed a letter of surrender to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Te-en Hsiang was an army colonel and director of the Infantry Training Command Combat Research and Development Division in Fengshan Camp, southern Taiwan. In September, investigators from the National Security Bureau seized him from the Fengshan Camp.

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