PURGE: Xi Ousts Generals In A Growing Internal Power Struggle
October 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
- A major power struggle is unfolding inside China’s military. Xi Jinping has just ousted his second-in-command and several top generals in what analysts call his most sweeping purge yet. We’ll break down what’s behind the shake-up.
- Vladimir Putin personally oversees a massive nuclear exercise, launching ballistic and cruise missiles capable of striking the United States.
- Plus—America’s secret war at sea continues. U.S. forces hit another suspected drug vessel—this time in the Pacific—marking the eighth strike since September.
- And in today’s Back of the Brief—Venezuela’s Maduro launches a new app for citizens to spy on each other—bringing Big Brother to the barrios.
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