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BEIJING. China's Central Ideological Purity Bureau today officially denounced an attempt by an aid organization supported by the Federation of East Asian Independent States (FEISA) to transport medical supplies to a border region as "hostile ideological contamination activity." The Bureau has dispatched a stern diplomatic protest note to the FEISA government, demanding a halt to further infringements on China's sovereignty and domestic ideological purity. According to FEISA communication records, the aid organization reportedly sought to transport small medical kits to address deteriorating sanitary conditions reported in China's interior, linked to computer system malfunctions in grain storage facilities. However, the Chinese government viewed this attempt as "external interference in internal affairs" and urged vigilance among its populace via state media. This measure follows a previous protest against the Soviet Union for "ideological purity" infringement, indicating China's continued hardline stance against regional influence.