Heavy revolt in Chinese army, President Xi Jinping now removes Naval Chief and top nuclear scientist

Beijing: A case of heavy rebellion has come to light in the Chinese army. Due to this, President Xi Jinping has now removed one of his top nuclear scientists, including the Naval Chief of Staff, from his post. This has also stirred up among other PLA officials. The process of removing the top officials in the Chinese army has been going on in China for months. Even before this, Jinping has removed many of his top military officers in other charges including corruption, not being reliable and wrong conduct.

Now Jinping settled on whom

South China Morning Post According to the news of, President Jinping has removed the Chief of Staff and Nuclear Scientist of the Chinese Navy from the top legislature. Many General Generals of PLA have come under the grip of military disciplinary action. Now Jinping has expelled China’s Chief of Staff Vice Admiral Lee Hanjun and a senior nuclear scientist Liu Shipeng from the country’s top legislature, National People’s Congress (NPC), a senior nuclear scientist. This step is considered part of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) and the ongoing widespread disciplinary campaign in the defense industry. The NPC Standing Committee said in a statement on Friday that “Navy Servicemen Congress” has removed Lee Hanjun from the post of representative of the 14th National Jan Congress. At the same time, the People’s Congress of Gansu province of China has removed Liu Shipeng from the post of NPC Deputy Financed.

Former general Miao Hua has also fallen

In addition, former top general Miao Hua, who oversees ideological works in PLA, has also been removed from the Central Military Commission (CMC). The commission is the highest military command of China, headed by President Xi Jinping. Removing from NPC membership means that serious disciplinary action can be taken on Lee and Liu. China usually does not publicly give much information about internal actions in its army, but NPC announcements are considered to be a sign of these actions.

Who is Naval Chief Hanjun?

Public information about 60 -year -old Lee Hanjun is very limited. Before becoming the Chief of Staff, he was the Deputy Director of the Department of Training and Administration of the CMC. He also worked for a year in the correction and organizational structure office. In 2014, he was appointed as Commander of Navy Base in Fujian province and at the same time he was given the post of Vice Admiral. In those days Lee was the Director of Training at the Naval Command College in China and soon became the president of the institute. Lee’s term with Miao Hua is believed to have gone parallel to Fujian.

Why did the nuclear scientist fall on Shipeng

On the other hand, Liu Shipeng was working in a very confidential and strategic field. No one is yet clear about why Jinping has fallen on him. He was the Deputy Chief Engineer in China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), who monitored China’s civil and military nuclear projects. Also, he was the chairman of the “404 base” of the Gansu and Communist Party Secretary of the CNNC -based CNNC. The 404 base, which is spread over an area of ​​over 1,000 square kilometers, was established in 1958 and is the first and largest nuclear research center in China. It was here that China’s first atomic bomb was prepared in 1964 and the first hydrogen bomb in 1967.

This center is still considered to be extremely important for China’s nuclear immunity and defense industry. In 2023, Ganu government declared Liu as “Excellent Entrepreneurs of Gansu”. It is clear from the actions of these removal and removal that a major campaign is going on against corruption and indiscipline under the leadership of President Xi Jinping in the Chinese Army and Defense.

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