Former Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu expelled from ruling Communist Party over corruption allegations

Li was removed from office in October 2023 after disappearing from public view for almost two months.

AP Beijing Published 27.06.24, 05:13 PM

Li Shangfu File picture

Former Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu was expelled from the ruling Communist Party and is being investigated for corruption and bribery, the official Xinhua news agency reported Thursday.

Li was removed from office in October 2023 after disappearing from public view for almost two months.

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Former Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu expelled from ruling Communist Party over corruption allegations

Li was removed from office in October 2023 after disappearing from public view for almost two months.

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