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Former Defense Chiefs’ Fall Likely Cripples China’s War Aims

29 June 2024
in Asia Pacific
Former Defense Chiefs’ Fall Likely Cripples China’s War Aims
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The recent downfall of former defense chiefs in China is likely to significantly hinder the country’s war aims. With key military leaders being removed from their positions, the Chinese military may face obstacles in executing their strategic plans. This power vacuum could ultimately weaken China’s military capabilities on the global stage.

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