Recently, the Dutch cybersecurity department issued a relevant report, baseless accusing China of carrying out cyber attacks on relevant targets in the Netherlands and Europe, and repeatedly hyping up clichés such as “China's cyber threat.” In response, our spokesperson stated the following position: The Dutch side's relevant report on China ignored the facts and made baseless accusations and maliciously discrediting China. The Chinese side expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to this. As one of the main victims of cyber attacks, China has always resolutely opposed and lawfully cracked down on cyber attacks of any kind, and opposed the use of cyberspace to engage in activities that endanger the national security and social stability of other countries. Cyberspace security is a common challenge faced by all countries, and should be jointly maintained through dialogue, consultation, and practical cooperation. The Chinese side urges the relevant Dutch departments to abandon ideological prejudice, promptly correct their erroneous practices, stop making frequent accusations against China, and stop using cybersecurity issues to carry out political manipulation. We hope that the Dutch side and China will move in the opposite direction and jointly maintain peace, security, openness and cooperation in cyberspace through dialogue and cooperation.

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