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China expels two top generals from party and military, alleging disloyalty, corruption

  • On Monday, China expelled top military officers Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli from the Communist Party and military for "serious violations of discipline and law," the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
  • The move follows a broader anti-corruption crackdown ordered by Chinese President Jinping in 2012; Zhang, the Central Military Commission vice chairman and a Politburo member, was long considered his closest military ally.
  • Xinhua cited official documents stating the pair "formed cliques and factions" and "used their positions to help others in matters such as job promotion," with cases involving "exceptionally large sums of money."
  • Authorities transferred the cases to military legal organs "for review and prosecution," while the expulsion awaits ratification by the Central Committee, Xinhua said.
  • This announcement arrives days before Chinese President Jinping travels to meet President Donald Trump and weeks before a key party conclave on internal governance and discipline.
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In China ' s highest military and political leadership, it has become known that Zhang Yussi, former Vice-President of the Central Military Council, and Liu Zhenli, former Chief of the Joint Staff of the Central Military Council, have been expelled from the Communist Party of China and

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Zhang Youxia, former Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission and the second-highest ranking official in the Chinese military, and Liu Zhenli, former Chief of the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission, have been officially expelled from the Party and the military on charges of corruption and factionalism. Chinese authorities disclosed specific charges approximately eight months after announcing the commencement of an …

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i-cable.com broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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