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Beijing removes powerful General Zhang Youxia

Observador28 August 2026 at 16:29

Beijing removed Zhang Youxia, who was considered the most powerful general in China. The removal occurred after the start of an investigation into alleged corruption against the military official.

The measure is part of the anti-corruption campaign promoted by the Chinese President, who has sought to strengthen control over the Armed Forces and eliminate corrupt practices in its leadership. Zhang Youxia was a figure of great influence in the Chinese army, and his removal represents a significant event in the country's military politics.

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