China is facing scrutiny over a military purge. Reports claim some missiles were filled with water instead of fuel. This has ...

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Xi Jinping’s latest purge of the Chinese military is reportedly being driven by a corruption scandal. According to US intelligence, some missiles in western China have been filled with water rather th ...

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US intelligence assessments suggest the purge was triggered not just by political disloyalty but by alarming operational failures that threaten China’s nuclear deterrent and long-term military ...