Chinese authorities dismissed General Zhang Youxia from the position of vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), weeks after an investigation for alleged corruption was announced. State media reported today the dismissal of the powerful general.
Zhang Youxia was considered one of the most influential figures in the Chinese army, with a long military career. His removal occurs in a context of purge within the country's armed forces.
The investigation for alleged corruption that led to his dismissal was announced months earlier, signaling an intensification of the fight against corruption in the ranks of the Chinese military.
This decision represents one of the most significant changes in China's military leadership in recent times, affecting one of the top positions of the country's armed forces.




