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Filed AUG 7 · 2026Runtime 3 min

Cold Open: A 1968 CIA Report Detailing Alleged Grc Military Activity In

U.S. public record · FOIAUpdated August 7, 2026

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COLD OPEN: A 1968 CIA report detailing alleged GRC military activity in South China has been declassified. Released through The Black Vault, this document is a State Department telegram, dated September 7, 1968. It sheds light on the extent of the GRC's involvement in anti-Maoist activities on the mainland.

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AUG 7 · 2026
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Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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COLD OPEN: A 1968 CIA report detailing alleged GRC military activity in South China has been declassified. Released through The Black Vault, this document is a State Department telegram, dated September 7, 1968. It sheds light on the extent of the GRC's involvement in anti-Maoist activities on the…

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COLD OPEN: A 1968 CIA report detailing alleged GRC military activity in South China has been declassified. Released through The Black Vault, this document is a State Department telegram, dated September 7, 1968. It sheds light on the extent of the GRC's involvement in anti-Maoist activities on the mainland.
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