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Chinese Military Purge

21 Sep to 23 Sep
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Chinese Military Purge. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/24327

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Liu Zhenli was also a CMC member and headed its Joint Staff Department.

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Zhang and Liu “seriously violated political discipline and political rules, formed cliques and factions, and were disloyal and dishonest to the party”, Xinhua cited official documents as saying.

4 of 6 outletsfirst reported 21 Sepwording from Times of India

China has expelled two top military generals from the Chinese Communist Party on suspicion of corruption and other serious misconduct, becoming the latest senior officials to fall afoul of a significant anti-corruption push by President Xi Jinping.

4 of 6 outletsfirst reported 21 Sepwording from Al Jazeera

One of them, Zhang Youxia, was widely seen as President Xi Jinping's closest military ally and was the senior of the two vice chairs of the top military body in China.

3 of 6 outletsfirst reported 21 Sepwording from ABC News (Australia)

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  1. 21 Sep

    Liu Zhenli was also a CMC member and headed its Joint Staff Department.

    4 outlets · Times of India

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