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The Chinese government has released audio and video footage said to be being provided to would-be terrorists by the outlawed East Turkistan Islamic Movement.

The recordings are materials confiscated as part of the current terror crackdown across the country.

The materials are said to be being produced and uploaded outside China.

Police say most of the suspects involved in recent terrorist attacks have been goaded on by these audio and video recordings.

The central authorities have been actively trying to eliminate terrorism content from the Internet.

Authorities in Xinjiang have been making major drug sweeps ahead of the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking later this week.

Authorities say they've managed to destroy over 2.5-tons of drugs.

At the same time, provincial authorities in Guangdong say they've managed to crack close to 130 cases of drug trafficking through the first five months of the year.

Over 80 suspects have been arrested.

Chinese customs authorities have investigated close to 550 cases of drug smuggling since June of last year.