Xi Jinping's closest military ally expelled from party, accused of corruption
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China’s leadership expelled Xi Jinping’s closest military ally from the Communist Party and accused him of disloyalty and corruption. The allegation involves “exceptionally large” sums of money.
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Sep 21, 2026
Chinese authorities have taken action against Xi Jinping’s closest military ally by expelling him from the Communist Party. The case centers on claims of disloyalty and corruption, including involvement with “exceptionally large” amounts of money. The details beyond these accusations are not yet clear, but the move underscores the leadership’s emphasis on internal discipline and loyalty.
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