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China’s top general accused of leaking nuclear secrets

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Ousted China general accused of leaking nuclear secrets to US
Gen. Zhang Youxia, who helmed China's military, faces allegations of sharing nuclear secrets with the United States, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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Nuclear scandal in Beijing: WSJ reports on general suspected of leaking US secrets

A high-ranking Chinese general, Zhang Youxia, is suspected of passing key information about China's nuclear weapons to the United States. Itwas reported by The
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Xi's right-hand man, General Zhang Youxia, is suspected of passing nuclear secrets to the United States

EADaily, . Zhang Yuxia, deputy chairman of the Central Military Commission and a member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China, is suspected of transferring key technical data on Chinese nuclear weapons to the United States.

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