China says it will take “countermeasures” after Taiwan establishes a new intelligence-gathering site, according to statements cited by multiple outlets. Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, says Taiwan is engaging in activities China characterizes as “intelligence theft, infiltration, and sabotage,” which he argues are escalating cross-strait tensions and undermining relations between the two sides. The statements frame China’s response as a reaction to Taiwan’s actions rather than a change in its stated position on broader cross-strait issues. The reporting does not provide additional independent details about the alleged intelligence site, the evidence supporting the claim, or the specific measures China plans to take. Both outlets present the remarks as China’s official response and emphasize the accusation that Taiwan’s conduct is increasing confrontation. The accounts therefore align on the core points: China links its planned countermeasures to a new Taiwan intelligence-gathering location and cites alleged covert activities to justify the response.