According to Reuters, the Paris Police announced the arrest of former congressman Bliss. An unnamed official hinted that the incident might be related to the American CIA espionage case.
Süddeutsche Zeitung reported that, according to informed sources, several senior government officials had been taken into police custody and were under investigation.
According to Pravda, the Russian Security Service announced that its counterintelligence agency had captured more than twenty American spies attempting to recruit personnel from Russian intelligence agencies. One spy named Fall had conducted espionage activities within Russia under the identity of a member of the American Embassy in Russia. Russia had summoned the American ambassador to Russia and expressed dissatisfaction with America's actions.
According to People's Daily...
Reports of suspected spy arrests kept arriving from countries around the world, setting off enormous waves globally. This time, the Joker Organization had not only stirred up a storm in global cybersecurity, but also set off countless other ripples.
However, none of the countries' official authorities had given a definite response to these reports. Giving a positive response would be tantamount to indirectly admitting that they had obtained the list from the Joker Organization.
The Joker Organization had now been classified as a terrorist organization. Doing business with them was hardly something honorable.
The international situation was now full of undercurrents because the Joker Organization had sold American CIA information. People in many countries practically wanted to plant a hard kiss on the Joker Organization.
One list had allowed them to achieve the greatest results at the lowest cost, almost uprooting the CIA's intelligence networks within their countries.
"Idiots! Useless trash! You can't even catch a hacker organization? Are all the CIA people useless trash?"
In the White House presidential office, an old man with blond hair and a ruddy complexion