Tình Báo Mỹ Tiết Lộ: Bắc Đới Hà 2025 Sẽ Có ‘Biến Lớn”

Welcome to FBNC's June 2 Today's world news General Lu Nguyen quietly retreated If this information is true, then the fact that Lu Nguyen withdrew is a shameful thing. Did he have a deep conflict with General Chung Ho Hiep, or did he himself notice that he no longer wanted to continue interfering in the power struggle that was taking place? No matter what the reason is, the fact that he withdrew from the leadership of the Central Committee, an agency that is clearly under the control of General Chung Ho Hiep, is an unexpected move. However, only after a short period of time, Lu Nguyen withdrew from this position. This is a shocking news. Perhaps he is also withdrawing from the anti-communist front. And if so, what is the motive? We are continuing to investigate through domestic channels. But now there is news that he has come to Vietnam. Why is it Vietnam? What is he doing there? It is not clear at the moment. This shows that right within the anti-communist interior, there is still discontent, skepticism and hesitation. The whole connection to fight against Xi Jinping seems to be no longer as easy as people hoped. Since ancient times, in every power struggle at the top level of the Communist Party of China, the military has always played a decisive role. Especially in power struggles between factions, the position of the commander-in-chief of the military is often a factor in determining victory or defeat. The more intense the period is, the more sensitive and deep-seated the military movement becomes. According to the latest news, the military reform plan of the Central South Korea has now been established. There are expected to be major changes in the organization and personnel of the troops. It is noteworthy that almost all the key personnel in this reform period are the people of General Chung Oh-hiep. The character is now considered to hold real power in the military when Xi Jinping came to power. Some sources say that around the beginning of August, near the Chinese military holiday, there will be a series of major military actions. In which there is a ceremony to hand over the military and announce new personnel. It is known that General Chung Oh-hiep is carrying out the reverse reform, that is, reversing some of the processes that Xi Jinping had carried out during the previous military reform period. Among the most notable personnel now is General Lai Thieu Kiet, who is in charge of the military administration. This is rare in the military structure of China. He may be officially confirmed in the process of coming here, also because the workload of the reform is too large. General Chung Oh-hiep has decided to invite Lu Nguyen Xuan Son to come back. Although it has not been officially confirmed, according to many sources, Lu has taken on the role of Deputy Chairman of the Central Military Commission in fact, responsible for all political affairs. However, the fact that he suddenly left Beijing and returned to Vietnam is still not clear. This shows that even if Lu temporarily withdraws, this decision still has special meaning. So he only thinks temporarily, will come back later. Or is this a sign of a mainstay withdrawal, in order to avoid falling into an increasingly dangerous power struggle. Anyway, the anti-corruption party is clearly facing internal challenges. The division may weaken the strong alliance that has been fragile, and make anti-corruption campaigns more difficult than ever. In the power structure of the Central People's Republic of China, the Central Military Commission is the pillar of balance between the parties. However, for many months, Ha Beidong, Deputy Chairman of the Military Commission, who was once considered the right-hand man of President Xi Jinping in the military system, has been silent for more than 4 months. Since this time, the number has exceeded 100 days, there is no official information from the government about his whereabouts or status. Many sources previously said that Ha Beidong had been handled, there was even information confirming that he was forced to commit suicide. But recently, a series of false news appeared, saying that both Ha Beidong and Ha Wanquan, Deputy Chief of the Military Commission, have not died, but are currently under strict surveillance 24 hours a day. According to some witnesses within the military, both are still alive. Currently, they are under internal examination, that is, to serve the investigation. In the context of the Chinese military, there used to be cases of generals being forced to commit suicide during the process. The former political chief of the Central Military Commission, the authorities have now implemented extremely strict control measures to prevent this act from happening again. If this source is true, then the fact that Ha and Wanquan are still alive but are held hostage has raised many more doubts. What did they do to fall into the internal labyrinth? So is there really an anti-Party group in the heart of the military, like what was once held hostage for the pro-PLA groups of the People's Liberation Army? A noteworthy detail is that there is news from the military that both Ha Beidong and General Miu Hoa, the former political chief of the Military Commission, who were held hostage at the end of last year, were all named the anti-Party group Ha Miu. This is said to be a conclusion made by the new Military Commission leadership, under the authority of Chiu Kuo-hiep. The term anti-Party is not a coincidence, it is a common word associated with campaigns that have the characteristics of dictatorship, coups, and break the norm of anti-corruption. Since 2012 until now, since Xi Jinping took power, the Chinese military has witnessed a series of collapses of senior generals, from the two deputies of President Hu Jintao, such as Tu Taihou and Quach Ba Hung, to characters such as Zhuang Shuang, who committed suicide after being investigated, Feng Fenghui, the commanders of the Peacekeeping Force in 2023, and the two defense ministers, Nguyen Phuong Hoa and Ly Thuong Phuc, all held power, but ultimately did not avoid a tragic ending. In this case, Zhuang Shuang is a prominent case. He is said to be related to the Peacekeeping Force, and has chosen to hang his neck at his own house. He was accused of receiving embezzlement, property without clear sources, up to tens of millions of yuan. He was appointed as the political chief of the Military Commission, namely Miu Hoa, but after a few years in office, Miu Hoa also refused, being accused of being two-faced. The terrible thing is, before the appointment of the political chief of the Military Commission, a pivotal position in maintaining the loyalty of politics in the military, two-faced characters appear again and again. This shows that the military has long been not in harmony. As for Ha Viet Dong, who was appointed as Deputy President of the Military Commission in October 2022, no one knows exactly what he is involved in. There are sources saying that his family warned him not to go out. It is said that it was Mr. Chuong Huu Hiep who pushed him into the trap. Along with the recent developments in the military, the political situation in Beijing has also become unstable. Not only does the military have a big move, but the government and the capital, especially the district of Chieu Duong, also witnessed a series of unusual personnel changes. Today, three major positions of Chieu Duong, including the secretary of district committee, district chairman and police chief, have all been changed. Chieu Duong has long been considered the defense district of Central South Korea, the home of the military units such as the Information Support Command, the Beijing Guard Force and the units of the Beijing military. Any personnel change here is a sign of a high level of power. It is noteworthy that the secretary of Chieu Duong has just been appointed. Mr. Van Hien has a close relationship with the former Deputy President of the People's Republic of China, Mr. Tang Khanh Hong. Mr. Van Hien was born in the western province of the same hometown as Mr. Tang and was once considered in the era of the Beijing-Taiwan market. After being promoted to the position of deputy mayor of Beijing at the beginning of this year, Mr. Van Hien was promoted to the position of deputy minister, but in fact, he was dismissed and placed last in the list of eight deputy mayors and was only assigned to farm work, irrigation, an area that does not have much real power. On the contrary, the successor, Mr. Ngo Hieu Kiet, is said to have a close relationship with the former member of the Political Department, Mr. Vuong Ky Son. He used to work at the Beijing-Taiwan market as a state-owned business managed by the city and began to enter politics at the time when Mr. Vuong Ky Son was in power. Therefore, many observers say that the change in Chieu Xuong district is actually a sign that Mr. Vuong Ky Son's side is stepping up his right to control the tight positions around the Central South China Sea area. If so, this is the clue that the internal conflict in the North China Sea is entering a critical stage this year. For many years, the North China Sea has always been the place where sensitive internal meetings of the Communist Party of China took place, especially at the end of July to the beginning of August, when the seniors secretly interfered in the political table at the same time. This year is no exception. In contrast, signals show that the current situation is even more tense and unstable than every year. Since the beginning of July, the security system along the Beijing Line has been tightened, not only the control stations have been strengthened, but also the gas stations, high-speed trains, and even submarine lines have been checked at many levels. This unusual tension indicates that the Central South China Sea is experiencing fierce submarine waves. It is no longer a far-fetched guess, but the Chinese Communist Party is being publicly discussed on international media. The scripts about the Communist Party, about a China that is no longer controlled by the Communist Party of China, have actually been put on the table at strategic decision-making centers in Washington. During the 13 years that Xi Jinping has been in power, China has witnessed unprecedented economic boom. While the internal conflict with Xinhua is getting more and more intense, especially after the 20th Congress, a series of senior officials in the party system, the government and the military have turned a blind eye to some of Xi Jinping's relatives. The main turning point was the fall of General Miao Hua, who held the role of military political leader, considered Xi Jinping's political eye in the military. At the same time, Vice President of the Military Ha Weidong passed away less than four months ago, raising suspicions about a back-to-back wave, that is, the anti-Xi party has begun to counterattack. North Korea is not just a summer vacation for senior officials, but also a strategic table where the highest decisions are discussed behind the scenes. This year, signals show that the atmosphere of the conference is particularly tense. Analysts say that if there is a change in the South China Sea, North Korea will be the first place to make a move. It is worth saying that not only under the observation of China, but also in Washington, political research institutions have officially taken action. On July 16, the Hudson Institute, one of the most influential strategic advisory bodies in the United States, published a report titled The Communist Party of China is ready for the Chinese Communist Party. The report does not say whether it is possible, but affirms that the collapse of the Chinese Communist Party is a matter of time, and when that happens, it will not come easily, but a collapse in one night. Accordingly, the US government has prepared detailed scenarios for this situation, even organized internal exercises between ministries, with the goal of not letting China fall into chaos and step by step promote the transition process to a democratic system according to a harmonious process. Clearly, while the Chinese Communist Party is still trying to maintain a stable external situation, inside, all the foundations have collapsed. Every change in the North China Sea, every change in personnel in major military units can all be the spark for a historic explosion. Time is no longer standing on the side of Xi Jinping, and what is being arranged both inside and outside the country is heading to a post-communist era that is near. Back to the situation in Beijing, it can be said that the Chinese capital has fallen into a critical situation like this. One of the most obvious signs is that the city government has imposed a ban on flights in the large area around the capital, which lasted from mid-July to the end of September. The day is expected to be the anniversary of the victory of the People's Republic of China Notably, during the 70th anniversary a decade ago, a ban on flights was also imposed, but only issued a few days ago. This time, the Beijing government established a ban on flights more than a month and a half ago. The dispute about the deadline shows that the central government is preparing to deal with an unprecedented level of security. In that context, the security lines at the airport, the train station, the subway station, and especially the area around Tian'anmen, the symbol of power of the regime, are all tightened to an unprecedented level. Ordinary activities of the people, such as riding in the evening through the square area, have also been completely banned. The sudden increase of control measures is not only a reaction to the usual security concerns, but also a potential deterrent especially from within the military. Some sources believe that the establishment of a ban on early and unusual flights may be intended to prevent the ability of some armed groups in the military to use helicopters, aircraft or drones to carry out coups or create political turmoil during the North Korean summit that is taking place. Not only the military and security, but also many unusual signs Chinese state media, especially military newspapers, continuously publish articles with strong content to the political loyalty of the political officials in the military and demand a resolute ban on unauthorized demolition. However, it is not clear who is the demolition and who is the unauthorized. The recent rain reflects the deep instability within the leadership. Another incident that caught the eye was the sudden replacement by the Ministry of Public Security in a short period of time. The change of high-ranking personnel in a special agency like the Ministry of Public Security did not have the clear presence of Wang Tiu-hong. The minister, appointed by Wang Tiu-hong himself, showed in the most loyal defense force with Wang Tiu-hong that the power lines were falling apart. It is noteworthy that all three newly appointed ministers are not Wang Tiu-hong's long-time relatives. This shows that there are other forces that may be political opponents or even a new power group that is gradually getting closer to Wang Tiu-hong in the Ministry of Public Security. Combining all these events, it can be seen that the atmosphere in Beijing is completely different. The announcement of the long-haul military control ban, the outbreak of personnel changes and the threat from military media are all leading to a reasonable argument. The Communist Party of China is preparing for a major political change. If the narrative of a secret coup is true, then the current measures are very likely to prevent the chaos, not just to deal with the outside world. And in the current context, when the North Korean summit is entering the stage of the end of each rule, each command issued from the South China Sea can be the door of a historical change.