Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption Drive Targets Top Military Officials

Expulsion of two former defense ministers underscores the severity of ongoing corruption probes in China's military

Former defense ministers Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe expelled from the Communist Party and face criminal charges.
Xi Jinping's crackdown has led to the removal of 11 PLA generals and significant reshuffles in military leadership.
The anti-corruption campaign has investigated millions and punished high-ranking officials, but systemic issues remain.
Observers note the harsh language used in accusations, highlighting political disloyalty as a key concern.
Despite efforts, corruption persists, driven by systemic incentives and cultural norms within China's political framework.