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BEIJING COMMUNICATION. Chinese People's Public Security Forces today intercepted a group attempting to bypass the aging "Wall of Silence" radio jamming network in the mountainous region of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in the southern border area. The group was found using unregistered radio communication equipment to connect to external global feeds. A minor confrontation ensued between the forces and the group, resulting in the detention of several suspected "radio smugglers." Preliminary reports indicate that small, early-model receivers bearing the logo of the South American Union (SAU) were recovered from the scene. The Chinese Central Bureau for Ideological Purity promptly issued a statement, condemning the incident as "a continued ideological contamination effort against the Chinese people by hostile external forces" and reiterated its commitment to stricter enforcement. This clash occurs in a context similar to a recent incident in the mountainous region of Guizhou Province, where People's Public Security Forces encountered an attack by an unidentified small flying object, indicating ongoing tensions in China's border regions nationwide.