Chinese General Commits to Intensifying Anti-Corruption Efforts in Military by 2025

Politics

1 year ago

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Credited from: SCMP

General He Weidong, vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), praised the military's anti-corruption progress and stressed the need for further action.
He emphasized the importance of deepening political training and intensifying the fight against corruption within the armed forces.
The PLA aims to purify its political environment and enforce stricter accountability across departments.
Recent investigations, including those of Admiral Miao Hua and former defense ministers, highlight ongoing issues of corruption in military ranks.
He’s commitments align with President Xi Jinping's broader anti-corruption campaigns affecting all sectors of society.

For the full article, visit South China Morning Post.