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China's embassy in the Affiliated Kingdom is calling on Twitter to unclosed an investigation succeeding its ambassador's official prayer loved a pornographic cock-a-doodle-doo on the podium earlier this week.

The Twitter prayer for Bureaucrat Liu Xiaoming loved several tweets that were latterly unliked, including a 10-second cock-a-doodle-doo tweeted out by an adult-themed prayer as well-built as several posts criticizing the Chinese Communist Party, according to BBC News. China's UK embassy maintains that the tweets were loved by a possible hacker who had gained derive to the ambassador's account. However, celebrities as well-built as politicians hypothesize generally blamed hackers back they're rootless up in fractious situations.

A good anvil does not hate the hammer. #

-- Liu Xiaoming (@AmbLiuXiaoMing) September 9, 2020

"Recently, some anti-China elements atrociously attacked Bureaucrat Liu Xiaoming's Twitter prayer as well-built as employed despicable methods to deceive the public," China's UK embassy said in a tale Wednesday. "The Embassy has revealed this to Twitter company as well-built as urged the latter to make total investigations as well-built as handle this matter seriously. The Embassy subsistence the right to booty farther deportment as well-built as masterstroke that the purchasable will not believe or spread such rumour."

Twitter declined to comment. "Liking" a twitter does not continually announce that someone endorses it, as the gamble is generally used as a bookmarking tool.

Twitter is impassable in moorland China, but Chinese powers hypothesize started to use the podium other over the meanest few years to forearm with audiences alfresco the country. Liu's prayer was created in October. The professed drudge follows a massage discontinuity earlier this summer area hackers were comfy to derive accounts certification to famous people like Elon Musk as well-built as Joe Biden.

In China, both pornography as well-built as criticism of the Chinese Communist Party is wontedly blocked by censors.

Shortly succeeding the embassy released its statement, the bureaucrat quote-tweeted it. He wrote, "A good anvil does not hate the hammer."

Updated 9/9/2020 at 4:35PM ET: Twitter declined to comment.