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Insiders say the removal of two senior generals reflects internal resistance over Taiwan strategy, pandemic leadership, and Xi’s tightening grip on the PLA.

Insiders say widespread opposition, political purges, and logistical weaknesses undermine Beijing’s ability to launch a sustained attack on Taiwan.

Insiders say the widespread internal resistance and command dysfunction are a rejection of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s authority.

An insider describes how the senior Chinese military leader was removed from the August 1st Building as Beijing later tightened security.

A probe into two senior PLA officials for alleged corruption is sparking severe instability in China’s armed forces, experts warn.

‘Zhang Youxia actually held military power. He’s the only one in China with the capacity to challenge Xi Jinping,’ Tang Boqiao told The Epoch Times.

Signs show that Zhang Youxia’s purge may not be final and the situation is still unclear, experts say.

The downfall of top PLA commanders suggests a high-level political struggle over control of the military as Xi Jinping moves to eliminate uncertainty.

A Chinese state media outlet’s unusually harsh language after the purge has drawn scrutiny from analysts watching for signs of instability in the armed forces.

State media’s ideological rhetoric and analysts’ warnings suggest Xi Jinping may be escalating the regime’s military shake-up.

With the downfall of two more military chiefs, more than one-fifth of the generals promoted under Xi have fallen from grace.

Seven of the 50 arrested Chinese journalists are imprisoned in Hong Kong, according to data gathered by Committee to Protect Journalists.

The purge of two top generals has intensified speculation that Xi is confronting powerful factions long embedded in the CCP.

The abrupt investigation of two top generals is fueling debate over elite politics, coups, and risks across the Taiwan Strait.

The announcement indicates an intense power struggle within the highest level of the Chinese regime.

Unexplained no-shows by top Chinese officials at a high-level seminar have fueled debate over elite power dynamics and military politics in Beijing.

Unexplained absences of top CCP and PLA officials at a Fourth Plenum-related meeting prompt scrutiny amid ongoing military anti-corruption drive.

Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.

Japan and the Philippines are facing increased aggression from the Chinese regime.

‘Our greatest enemy should never have access to, nor benefit from, our capital markets or military procurement process in any way,’ Rep. Scott Perry said.

Insiders say the removal of two senior generals reflects internal resistance over Taiwan strategy, pandemic leadership, and Xi’s tightening grip on the PLA.

Insiders say widespread opposition, political purges, and logistical weaknesses undermine Beijing’s ability to launch a sustained attack on Taiwan.

Insiders say the widespread internal resistance and command dysfunction are a rejection of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s authority.

An insider describes how the senior Chinese military leader was removed from the August 1st Building as Beijing later tightened security.

A probe into two senior PLA officials for alleged corruption is sparking severe instability in China’s armed forces, experts warn.

‘Zhang Youxia actually held military power. He’s the only one in China with the capacity to challenge Xi Jinping,’ Tang Boqiao told The Epoch Times.

Signs show that Zhang Youxia’s purge may not be final and the situation is still unclear, experts say.

The downfall of top PLA commanders suggests a high-level political struggle over control of the military as Xi Jinping moves to eliminate uncertainty.

A Chinese state media outlet’s unusually harsh language after the purge has drawn scrutiny from analysts watching for signs of instability in the armed forces.

State media’s ideological rhetoric and analysts’ warnings suggest Xi Jinping may be escalating the regime’s military shake-up.

With the downfall of two more military chiefs, more than one-fifth of the generals promoted under Xi have fallen from grace.

Seven of the 50 arrested Chinese journalists are imprisoned in Hong Kong, according to data gathered by Committee to Protect Journalists.

The purge of two top generals has intensified speculation that Xi is confronting powerful factions long embedded in the CCP.

The abrupt investigation of two top generals is fueling debate over elite politics, coups, and risks across the Taiwan Strait.

The announcement indicates an intense power struggle within the highest level of the Chinese regime.

Unexplained no-shows by top Chinese officials at a high-level seminar have fueled debate over elite power dynamics and military politics in Beijing.

Unexplained absences of top CCP and PLA officials at a Fourth Plenum-related meeting prompt scrutiny amid ongoing military anti-corruption drive.

Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.

Japan and the Philippines are facing increased aggression from the Chinese regime.

‘Our greatest enemy should never have access to, nor benefit from, our capital markets or military procurement process in any way,’ Rep. Scott Perry said.