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China party leaders expel ex-top general
Headline from Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
China's Communist Party leaders expelled the country's former top general, Zhang Youxia, from the party Monday, accusing him of crimes and misdeeds ranging from taking bribes to disloyalty to the party.
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China expelled two former top generals from the Communist Party, accusing them of political disloyalty and taking massive bribes as President Xi Jinping presses ahead with a sweeping purge of the armed forces.
China said Monday that it removed two top generals over allegations of disloyalty and corruption, the latest in a long series of expulsions under leader Xi Jinping.
China's Communist Party leaders expelled the country's former top general, Zhang Youxia, from the party Monday, accusing him of crimes and misdeeds ranging from taking bribes to disloyalty to the party.