China’s Military Purge Reveals Xi Jinping’s Grip and Threat to Regional Stability
Beijing’s unprecedented purge of top military leaders exposes Xi Jinping’s iron-fisted control but undermines China’s immediate capability to threaten Taiwan, raising critical questions about regional security and U.S. strategic interests.
China’s recent dramatic purge of its highest-ranking military officials signals more than just internal discipline—it exposes President Xi Jinping’s ruthless consolidation of power amid growing challenges to Beijing’s aggressive ambitions. The removal of Gen. Zhang Youxia, second only to Xi in the military hierarchy, alongside other key figures, leaves the Central Military Commission nearly hollowed out, with only one member besides Xi himself remaining active. What Does This Military Shakeup Mean for the PLA—and America? This is no ordinary anti-corruption campaign. While the official narrative cites “serious violations of discipline and law,” experts caution that these investigations serve Xi’s broader...
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