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A significant clash has reportedly occurred on China's inland border with the Soviet Union, involving Chinese security forces combating "radio smuggling" activities utilizing unregistered communication devices and an unspecified armed group. China's state global feed reported that security forces encountered resistance while attempting to prevent external communication signals from infiltrating through multiple breaches in the aging "Silent Wall" jamming network. Several remote-controlled aerial platforms (drones) were deployed, but some were believed to have been rendered inoperable and uncontrollable by ground-based attacks. Intense gunfire was exchanged with ground troops, and reports indicate casualties on both sides. This incident follows recent unofficial inquiries from the Soviet Union to the Chinese government regarding "radio smuggling" operations, suggesting that China's "absolute seclusion system" is facing a crisis of international military conflict. No official statement has yet been issued by the Soviet Union, but unsettling movements have been observed near the border. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has strongly alluded to the possibility of external interference in its internal affairs. International observers suggest that China's ongoing "quiet civil war" has now escalated into an overt border dispute.