China Condemns US Military Aid to Taiwan, Calls It a 'Red Line'

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China abruptly and unexplainedly expelled two military legislators from its national parliament, a sign that the purge of personnel at the top levels of the country's defence area continues.The country's highest legislative body revoked the memberships of You Haitao and Li Pengcheng during a meeting held in the middle of Christmas, on Wednesday, December 25, according to a report by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.Who ar…

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China removes two military lawmakers amid Xi Jinping's ongoing anti-corruption campaign

The campaign spotlights the ongoing efforts by Xi to consolidate control and address alleged corruption within the military’s upper ranks.

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China ousts 2 military lawmakers as Xi’s defence purge widens

They were accused of “violating law and discipline”, which is a euphemism for corruption.

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China Ousts Two Military Lawmakers as Xi’s Defense Purge Widens

China abruptly ousted two military lawmakers from its national parliament without explanation, as a purge of key personnel in the upper echelons of the nation’s defense establishment shows no sign of easing.

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China Ousts Two Military Lawmakers as Purge Widens

“China abruptly ousted two military lawmakers from its national parliament without explanation, as a purge of key personnel in the upper echelons of the nation’s defense establishment shows no sign of easing,” Bloomberg reports.

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China Warns US On Taiwan: 'Playing With Fire'

by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Correspondent (Worthy News) – China’s government protested U.S. military aid to Taiwan, warning that the U.S. is “playing with fire” and cautioning that such actions “will get the U.S. burned.” China issued a strongly worded statement, saying it “deplores and firmly opposes” President Joe Biden’s authorization of $571 million in military assistance to Taiwan, along with the Department of Defense’s confirmation of $29…