US Intelligence Believes China’s Protests will Fail: Politico

• Politico reported that US officials believe that protests in China won’t gain momentum.
• Politico reviewed government communications regarding how the protests were ledless and disorganized.
• According to the report, there might be violent crackdowns to stop further demonstrations.

According to US intelligence officials, the protests in China are likely to end and will not lead to larger, more organized protests.

This is according to government communications seen by PoliticoThe movement was described as disorganized and leaderless by the author.

According to documents obtained by Politico, the Communist Party appears have deployed an overwhelming police presence in order to intimidate protesters. There is also the possibility of these suppression tactics becoming more aggressive or violent.

Over Thanksgiving weekend, protests against the government broke out in every major Chinese town. It was a moment for celebration. mass dissentThis is a first for President Xi Jinping’s China. There has been a strong police presenceAs a result, protests in China were peaceful. However, some videos posted to Twitter showed some clashes with police. Some protestors in Shanghai said they were pulled out of the crowd without discrimination. being beaten and hung upside downBy police officers.

Protests in Beijing and Shanghai have mostly stopped, but there were still clashes between protesters and police in Guangzhou on Tuesday night.

Some protesters were contacted by police and questioned. the BBC reported. At least three people were reported to be living in Beijing. were arrested in their homesAfter attending a protest near Liangma River, in the Chinese capital on Sunday.

COVID restrictions have been lifted Guangzhou and Chongqing,Xi is set to loosen more curbs this weekThis marked a partial rollback by his zero-COVID policy.