Name: Admiral Wang Zheng's death cause | Zh... | 蔡慎坤說 | Gan Jing World
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Amid a series of high-profile incidents involving senior military leaders in the Navy and Air Force, the sudden death of General Wang Zheng, a former officer who served in both the Air Force and Navy, has sparked speculation over potential underlying causes, given the sensitive timing. Previously, Air Force General Xu Qiliang, former Air Force commander and former Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, passed away on June 2, 2025, at the age of 75. Official media reported his death as due to illness, but various rumors about the true cause have circulated internationally.During the purge of the Rocket Force, Lt. Gen. Wu Guohua, former deputy commander of the Rocket Force, died in Beijing on July 4, 2024, at the age of 66, after failing to recover from illness. On July 30, 2024, Zhang Xiaoyang, a former superior of Wu Guohua, revealed in a social media post that Wu had died by suicide, hanging himself in his home bathroom. ***************   Cai Shenko: Independent political commentator and columnist. Repeatedly named one of the "Top Ten Most Influential Bloggers" by Phoenix Online and one of the "Top Ten Most Influential Bloggers" by Tianya Social for multiple consecutive years. His commentary covers topics such as international politics, China's political economy, top-level developments, and social hotspots.Follow my X account for the latest updates:   https://x.com/cskun1989

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