China is 'looking into' suspected spy balloon over U.S.
Spokesperson of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mao Ning said at a daily briefing on Friday that Beijing is still verifying reports that a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over U.S. airspace.
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