Missiles over China: Military power struggles explode!

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China’s military is on edge—and so is Beijing’s leadership. After the September 3rd parade, missiles lit up the skies over Weifang, tanks rolled through Tangshan, and explosions shook Shijiazhuang. At the same time, the PLA’s Eastern Command released a fiery war song aimed at Taiwan. But these weren’t just drills—they were signals. Zhang Youxia’s forces flexed around Beijing, while Xi’s loyalists raised the Taiwan banner. Behind the scenes, Xi’s closest aide Zhong Shaojun vanished, the Armed Police commander was purged, and a sweeping nine-year back-check threatens Xi’s own appointees. The purge is widening—and Xi is losing ground.

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