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The Chinese consulate in Manhattan has been actively influencing local elections in New York City by mobilizing community groups, many of which are tax-exempt nonprofits, to support pro-China candidates and oppose those who challenge Beijing's policies, including issues related to Taiwan and Hong Kong, raising concerns about foreign interference in U.S. politics.
San Francisco police have revealed that Zhanyuan Yang, the man who crashed his car into the Chinese consulate earlier this month, was armed with a crossbow and arrows, as well as a knife. Body camera footage showed Yang swinging the knife at officers before being shot and killed by a police sergeant. The motive behind the attack is still under investigation. The Chinese government condemned the incident, and the San Francisco consulate has been targeted in the past.
San Francisco police have released body camera footage showing a man, identified as Zhanyuan Yang, crashing his car into the Chinese Consulate earlier this month. The footage revealed that Yang was armed with a crossbow and arrows, and swung a knife at officers before being fatally shot by a police sergeant. The motive behind the attack is still under investigation. The Chinese government condemned the incident, and the consulate has been targeted in the past.
A 31-year-old San Francisco man, identified as Zhanyuan Yang, was shot and killed by police after crashing a car into the Chinese consulate. The driver, who was bleeding from the head, exited the vehicle yelling about the Chinese Communist Party. The motive behind the incident remains unknown, and there were no reports of any injured individuals inside the building.
A car rammed into the Chinese consulate in San Francisco, with the driver later being fatally shot by police. The motive behind the incident remains unknown. The Chinese Consulate general described it as a "violent attack" and demanded a thorough investigation. There were no reports of injuries inside the building. The San Francisco consulate has been targeted in the past, and police are coordinating with the U.S. State Department and Chinese Consulate for the investigation.
A driver crashed into the visa office at the Chinese consulate in San Francisco, prompting police to fatally shoot the suspect. The incident occurred when the vehicle came to rest in the consulate's lobby, and officers made contact with the driver. The suspect was transported to a nearby hospital but later died. The investigation is ongoing, and the authorities have not released the suspect's name. The Chinese Consulate General condemned the attack, stating that it posed a serious threat to the safety of staff and people on site. The incident has sparked shock and anger on Chinese social media platforms.
A suspect drove a vehicle into the visa office of the Chinese consulate in San Francisco, prompting a large police presence. During an encounter with officers, an officer-involved shooting occurred, resulting in the suspect being taken to a hospital where they later died. The investigation involves multiple agencies and jurisdictions, and a town hall will be held by the San Francisco police to provide updates on the incident. Witnesses reported seeing a bloodied man being taken away in an ambulance and hearing multiple gunshots.
A vehicle crashed into the Chinese consulate building in San Francisco, resulting in a large police presence. The driver was shot, but it is unclear whether the injury was self-inflicted or caused by someone else. The injured driver was taken away in an ambulance, and no further details have been provided.
Russia continues its air strikes on Ukrainian ports, damaging homes and the Chinese consulate in Odesa, and issuing threats against Ukraine-bound vessels in the Black Sea. The United States warns that Moscow might attack ships at sea following its withdrawal from a U.N.-brokered deal to let Ukraine export grain, causing global grain prices to soar. Moscow claims it will not participate in the grain deal without better terms for its own food and fertilizer sales, while the United Nations warns that Russia's decision threatens food security for the world's poorest people. The escalating conflict also sees Russia releasing new mines into the sea and Ukraine receiving cluster munitions.