Director Patel of the FBI stated that over the past year, the FBI has established new, limited law enforcement cooperation mechanisms with China and Russia to combat transnational crimes such as fentanyl trafficking, cyber fraud, and child sexual exploitation. Patel revealed that law enforcement exchanges between China and the U.S. have resumed to a certain extent, with Chinese law enforcement officials traveling to the U.S. to collaborate on cases, while FBI personnel from the United States have also visited China to jointly handle cases and share intelligence. He emphasized that such cooperation is restricted to specific areas of transnational crime and represents selective collaboration with "non-traditional partners," without involving broader strategic or political issues.
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