Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Chinese Spy Bases in Cuba

New satellite imagery reveals expansion of electronic eavesdropping stations near sensitive U.S. installations.

Satellite images show four active spy bases in Cuba linked to China, according to CSIS report.
Rep. Carlos Gimenez and other lawmakers criticize the Biden administration's response to the threat.
The bases could potentially monitor U.S. military activities and intercept commercial communications.
CSIS identifies Bejucal, El Salao, Wajay, and Calabazar as key locations for Chinese intelligence operations.
Cuban officials deny the existence of these bases, calling the claims part of an intimidation campaign.