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Lateral move at best.
Xi cares about Xi.
For the tankie who inevitably wull ackshuallys me: https://www.reuters.com/world/china/nobody-is-safe-chinas-xi-targets-his-close-ally-purge-2026-01-26/
That’s what Xi does to his closest friends.
The article I saw yesterday about this Gen. Zhang Youxia said he was leaking sensitive information to the US. I wonder why Reuters declined to mention this accusation.
It seems like, maybe, with a title like "nobody is safe", the authors are trying to scare us more than they're trying to inform us.
It's also a bit strange that they're spinning the fact that this guy's status and personal connections didn't make him immune as a bad thing. If we were talking about western politics this would be a virtue.
Sure he was. 🙄
The question isn't whether he was committing treason. The question is why would the author of the article omit this information. It's highly relevant, even if you don't believe it's true.
Again, the article's title ("Nobody is safe") is expressly written to invoke fear. The article's author could've written "... And he is accused of leaking information to the west; a flimsy excuse." or something, but they chose not to included that information.