China’s National People’s Congress Standing Committee has expelled six senior officers of the People’s Liberation Army as part of President Xi Jinping’s ongoing anti-corruption drive within the military. The announcement, issued late Friday, stated that a total of 13 lawmakers were removed and one resigned. Among those dismissed from the legislature were a former top financial regulator and the former Communist Party chief of Xinjiang province.
The expelled PLA officers include General Xu Xueqiang of the Equipment Development Department, Lieutenant General Wang Kangping of the Eastern Theater Command, Lieutenant General Yin Hongxing of the Tibet Military Command, General Li Fengbiao of the Western Theater Command, General Guo Puxiao of the Air Force, and Lieutenant General Zhang Minghua of the Cyberspace Force. Several of them had previously been under investigation or absent from key political meetings.
Xi’s campaign has already led to the removal of more than ten senior commanders, with some under investigation and others disappearing from public view. Of the seven members announced for the Central Military Commission in 2022, only Xi Jinping and anti-corruption chief Zhang Shengmin remain in office.
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