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China's Communist Party has expelled two top military generals, accusing them of corruption and disloyalty, as part of an ongoing crackdown within the People's Liberation Army. The move continues a pattern of high-profile purges within China's military leadership in recent years. The expulsions come amid broader efforts by President Xi Jinping to consolidate control over the armed forces and eliminate perceived threats to party loyalty, ahead of an expected summit between Xi and US President Donald Trump.