According to insiders within the Chinese Communist Party, the investigation into Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party Central Military Commission, has already approached its end. If there are no new changes, this case will be completed within two months at the fastest. If no unexpected situations appear in the middle, the handling results will be released to the public in July, including expelling Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, chief of staff of the Joint Staff Department of the Central Military Commission, from Party membership and military membership.
The handling method will follow existing procedures, with the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announcing the expulsion of the two from Party membership and military positions, then transferring the case to the military procuratorate for prosecution.
However, even if it enters the prosecution procedure, the trial will still be handled by the military court, and there is limited room for disclosing case details to the public.
Another source close to the military said that the authorities have already determined the direction of the legal charges against Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, mainly including using official authority to accept bribes, engaging in power transactions during cadre appointments, and seeking benefits for family members and specific related persons.
As of April 30, the name of Zhang Youxia remains retained on some Chinese Communist Party official webpages. At the same time, the related information of Politburo member Ma Xingrui, whose removal was publicly reported, also still appears on some official pages.
Comments believe that although Zhang Youxia was reported for investigation in January, the related webpage information has not been synchronously updated, reflecting that his status is still in an adjustment stage.
Multiple sources reveal that although top levels want to quickly conclude the military cases, divergences remain at various levels regarding the understanding of the handling pace. This divergence is not only reflected in the advancement speed of the cases, but also shows the coordination difficulties in power operations.
As the Chinese Communist Party internal investigation approaches its end, the case will inevitably enter a period of intensive information release, and its handling pace and information disclosure methods themselves will become an important window for observing changes in the current Chinese Communist Party military power structure.
The above information comes from the Chinese-language Epoch Times.
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