US President Donald Trump recently addressed cyberattacks during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, revealing that both nations accused each other of espionage activities. Trump confirmed he confronted Xi about alleged Chinese cyberattacks on the US, while Xi reciprocated with accusations against Washington. Trump's comments mark a rare public acknowledgment of the espionage practices between the two countries, with him stating, 'We spy like hell on them too.' Cybersecurity has long been a contentious issue in US-China relations, with the US accusing China of hacking government systems, stealing intellectual property, and targeting critical infrastructure. In response, China has denied these allegations and accused the US of conducting its own cyber operations. The summit between Trump and Xi also addressed various sensitive topics, including trade and artificial intelligence, as both leaders sought to stabilize relations amid ongoing disputes over technology and global influence. However, neither side provided detailed insights into the specific cyber operations discussed.