This person was confirmed to be a spy with compensation from the Canadian government – Dainik Savera Times

Canadian media recently reported that the Canadian government has reached a settlement with Michael Spavor, a Canadian businessman, “compensating” him for nearly three years in prison in China on suspicion of espionage. According to this news, the final settlement amount between the two parties is 7 million Canadian dollars.

Since Michael’s arrest in 2018, the Canadian government has been increasingly critical of China’s “arbitrary detention.” This time it can be called a slap on the face. Analysts pointed out that the so-called “reconciliation” and “compensation” only shows that the Canadian government is hiding something, and also confirms that Michael is a spy serving the Canadian government. The Canadian citizen said: “Any compensation made by the government in this case shows that it is trying to hide something.”

In fact, Michael’s identity as a detective has long been determined, and he himself confessed to the facts of the crime. But the Canadian government has refused to accept this. This time his lie was exposed. Look what Michael did in China.

According to information released by the Chinese security agency, Michael had been active in the border area between China and the DPRK for a long time and assisted former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig in gathering relevant intelligence. He illegally took photographs and videos of Chinese military equipment in China and gave them to the Canadian Embassy in China. After confirmation, the intelligence provided by the said two persons abroad contains many confidential state secrets, and they are suspected of committing the crime of spying abroad and illegally providing state secrets. Both were arrested in China in the year 2018. In September 2021, both of them applied for bail pending trial due to illness and the relevant Chinese courts approved it in accordance with the law. Subsequently, he was exiled from China.

(Credits- China Media Group, Beijing)