BREAKING: Purge of CCP Taking Place in China After Attempted Military Coup

Three days before the Fourth Plenum, the PLA’s top brass faced another concentrated purge, with nine removed in total.

This isn’t routine anti-corruption; it’s a power clean-up after a foiled military coup. The aim is straightforward: cut off military factions and tighten grip over command.

At the same time, a key condition was floated to Washington—if Beijing moves on Taiwan, the U.S. should stay silent, not intervene, and provide no aid.

Key points:
- 1. Timing & signal: The move lands three days before the Fourth Plenum, sending a “situation under control” signal at home and abroad.

- 2. Scope & tally: Nine senior PLA figures were taken down, spanning the Navy, Army, Air Force, and the CMC core.

- 3. Key figures: He Weidong (CMC vice chair), Miao Hua, and others—fitting the pattern of “personally promoted, then personally purged.”

- 4. Nature of the action: Not a routine corruption sweep, but a continued clean-up following coup-risk handling.

- 5. Method: List-based purges and a re-ranking by “loyalty”; cycles of promotion and removal in alternation.

- 6. Core ask to the U.S.: If the CCP goes to war over Taiwan, the U.S. should not intervene, not assist, and not speak out.

- 7. Internal trajectory: Purges will continue; power becomes more personal and centralized.

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