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Investigation Reveals Private Meetings Between U.S. Nuclear Experts and Blacklisted Chinese Weapons Lab
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Investigation Reveals Private Meetings Between U.S. Nuclear Experts and Blacklisted Chinese Weapons Lab
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Primary-source receiptInvestigation Reveals Private Meetings Between U.S. Nuclear Experts and Blacklisted Chinese Weapons Lab
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Open source receiptGrandview Institution says three researchers from the CAEP Center for Strategic Studies participated in an October 2025 Beijing nuclear failsafe dialogue with former U.S. officials and nuclear-policy experts.
The directly fetched event record names Zhao Wuwen, Sun Xiangli, and Zhang Qizheng with CAEP affiliations and lists the U.S. delegation.
Open source receiptThe event organizer record identifies the CAEP researchers, former U.S. officials, agenda, dates, and supporting organizations.
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Open source receiptThe organizer record documents a Beijing policy dialogue with CAEP-affiliated researchers; it does not document access to a CAEP laboratory or describe a covert meeting.
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