Shadow-Chasing Allegations: China's Defense Minister Under Scrutiny
China's foreign ministry dismissed a report claiming Defense Minister Dong Jun is under investigation for corruption, referring to it as 'just shadow-chasing.' The Financial Times had reported the investigation as part of a broader anti-corruption effort targeting high ranks within the People's Liberation Army.
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China's foreign ministry on Wednesday dismissed allegations regarding an investigation into Defense Minister Dong Jun as 'just shadow-chasing.' This statement was made in response to a query during a regular news briefing.
Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning addressed the media following a report from the Financial Times, which claimed the minister was involved in a far-reaching anti-corruption probe.
The alleged investigation has reportedly unsettled the upper echelons of the People's Liberation Army, potentially impacting China's military governance.
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