President Xi Jinping has removed General Zhao Zongqi, known for his role in the 2020 Galwan Valley standoff, from China's top military advisory body.
The dismissal is part of a broader anti-corruption purge within the People's Liberation Army, affecting several high-ranking officials in the joint staff command.
Analysts suggest this move signals a shift in China's border strategy, potentially impacting future diplomatic engagements and military posture along the Line of Actual Control.