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China’s Xi calls for political loyalty in the military as anti-corruption purge widens | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Xi Jinping demands unwavering loyalty in the military and intensifies the anti-corruption purge targeting senior officers across armed forces to secure party control.
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Beijing issues warning to 'corrupt elements' in Chinese military, hints at more top purges
One of the big themes to come out of China over the past several months (and even years) has been Chinese President Xi Jinping's (apparently ongoing) sweeping purge of PLA military command ranks on the basis of "corruption" - or rather what is most probably perceived disloyalty. Already there's been several top dismissals including the firings of multiple members of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and dozens of generals - some even placed …
China’s Xi calls for political loyalty in the military as anti-corruption purge widens | Chattanooga Times Free Press
China's President Xi Jinping on Saturday said political loyalty in the military must be ensured and called for resolutely pushing forward the fight against corruption as a military purge widened.
Xi meets with PLA and PAP delegates; Wang Yi press conference; US-China; China and Iran; OpenClaw frenzy
Today’s top items:1. Xi meets with the PLA and People’s Armed Police delegation - On Saturday Xi met with the NPC delegation of the People’s Liberation Army and the People’s Armed Police. His comment about disloyalty to the Party [军中绝不能有对党怀有二心之人] has gotten the most attention:The military holds the gun; there must be absolutely no place in the military for those who harbor disloyalty to the Party, nor any hiding place for corrupt elements. We mu…
The measures taken by the Chinese President created a vacuum at the head of the army, which was highlighted at the annual session of the Chinese Parliament
Beijing has launched an anti-corruption campaign targeting the highest echelons of power.
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