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Top member of Chinese military anti-corruption unit may be caught up in graft probe

  • Chinese President Xi Jinping has initiated a new purge, with Vice Chairman He Weidong reportedly missing amid an anti-corruption campaign.
  • Much of the anti-corruption campaign appears to serve the dual purpose of consolidating Xi's power by replacing officials with loyalists while eliminating any threats to his authority.
  • Political commentator Gordon Chang stated that the rumored arrests indicate instability within the People's Liberation Army, raising concerns about its loyalty to Xi.
  • Expert Zhao Lanjian mentioned that the internal conflict within the Chinese Communist Party has reached unprecedented levels, hinting at potential power struggles.
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The Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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