In a significant move to bolster discipline within the armed forces, Xi Jinping, chairman of the Central Military Commission, has signed an order releasing revised guidelines for enforcing the drug administration law in the Chinese armed forces. The directive, jointly issued by China's State Council and the CMC, underscores a renewed dedication to operational integrity and accountability.
Premier Li Qiang also endorsed the new measures by signing a State Council decree, reinforcing the unified approach between state and military leadership. This coordinated effort highlights the seriousness of addressing drug-related challenges and aims to curb the misuse of illicit substances within military ranks.
Analysts suggest that this initiative is part of broader reforms to modernize internal military regulations. By integrating robust, data-driven enforcement protocols, national leadership is paving the way for a more disciplined and responsive armed force amid evolving global challenges.
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Xi signs order on enforcing drug administration law in the military
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