Which five countries are the Five Eyes Alliance?

The Five Eyes Alliance is an intelligence-sharing alliance composed of five English-speaking countries: the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The predecessor of "Five Eyes Alliance" is the multinational monitoring organization "UKUSA" (that is, the British-American agreement), which was born out of many secret agreements between Britain and the United States after the war.

1948, the United States signed an electronic spy network agreement with Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries, aiming at sharing intelligence among the five English-speaking countries and intercepting enemy intelligence together. The "five eyes" intelligence alliance was formally established.

The United States is in an absolute advantage in the "five eyes" intelligence alliance. Its daily work is to monitor private phone calls, emails, online records and even foreign government leaders.

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In the "Five Eyes Alliance", the United States is responsible for monitoring Latin America, Asia, Russian Asia and northern China. The main monitoring stations are the ground monitoring station in West Virginia and the large satellite ground monitoring station in Yakima, Washington. Britain is responsible for monitoring Europe, Africa and Russia. The world's largest eavesdropping center is located in Britain, which is located in Menwesthill, northeast of London.

In 20 13, Snowden, a former CIA employee, exposed to the media a number of highly confidential projects of the National Security Agency and the Five Eyes Alliance to monitor public privacy, which shocked the world.

According to Snowden's disclosure, Snowden's evidence proves that China is one of the main targets of illegal eavesdropping in the United States, covering national leaders, scientific research institutions, universities and enterprises.

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