Taiwan Releases 6 Suspects in Probe Into Alleged Election Interference From Chinese Regime
Prosecutors allege a retired general arranged China-funded trips for Taiwanese voters and banquets promoting candidates ahead of Nov. 28 local elections.
Taiwanese prosecutors have released six suspects, including retired Major General Tsang You-hsia, on bail as they investigate allegations of Chinese regime funding and direction of activities targeting the 2026 local elections. The investigation was initiated following information about suspected foreign interference. All released individuals are prohibited from leaving Taiwan.
- Six suspects, including a retired major general, released on bail in Taiwan.
- Investigation focuses on alleged Chinese regime funding and direction of activities to influence 2026 local elections.
- Retired Maj. Gen. Tsang You-hsia released on NT$700,000 bail.
- Other suspects granted bail ranging from NT$50,000 to $100,000.
- All six suspects are barred from leaving Taiwan or traveling by sea.
- Investigation began after information from the Pingtung County Investigation Station.
- Court found Tsang suspected of serious offenses but deemed detention unnecessary.
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