Breaking: Chinese Nuclear Sub Incident Suggests Suicide Sabotage, Possible Rocket Force Involvement

A suicidal sabotage. The latest information from within the CCP suggests that the incident involving the four crew deaths on board the nuclear submarine was not an accidental event but a deliberate act of suicide within the submarine's crew. This information was revealed by former Peking University professor Yuan Hongbin in his video program today. According to him, this was the preliminary determination of the CCP's Central Military Commission's Special Investigative Team, based on the information sent back from the incident. The sequence of events leading to the submarine's tragedy can be outlined as follows. At that time, deliberate sabotage was done to the submarine's oxygen supply system, leading to chaos due to the sudden incident. Then the submarine deviated from its normal course and got ensnared in an underwater trap set by the CCP to prevent US, Japanese, and South Korean submarines from entering. After the incident, the submarine captain ordered the activation of the emergency backup oxygen system. However, due to technical malfunctions, this system failed to start, ultimately resulting in the death of all officers and crew on board. There were two senior technical officers from the rocket force on the submarine providing technical and tactical guidance for the training launch of hypersonic anti-ship missiles. The Central Military Commission's investigative team suspects that these officers from the rocket force were instigators of the suicidal sinking of the submarine, and the reason why they did this might be related to the purged leadership of the rocket force. Due to the complex underwater environment at the location of the submarine's sinking, an area equipped with traps to prevent other countries' submarines, the Central Military Commission has instructed not to salvage the entire submarine. Instead, they plan to dismantle the submarine body, disassembling and salvaging the internal equipment. This task is far from being completed. Therefore, the suspicions raised by the Central Military Commission's investigative team still require further verification. These are the rough details about the submarine that Yuan Hongbin revealed. Some parts of his information align with what I reported yesterday with the details of the incident provided by Lu De Media, the Daily Mail and the Times. However, there are other parts that do not match what was already revealed. What matches is that the submarine did encounter a mishap. The previous reports about the submarine colliding with a trap and then sending a diver to try to cut the chains don't contradict the deliberate sabotage of the oxygen supply system. Yuan Hongbin stated that the chaos caused by someone intentionally damaging the oxygen supply system led to the submarine colliding with the trap. What doesn't match is Lu De Media's claim that after the incident, the CCP military managed to make the submarine resurface and tow it back to the submarine base after six hours. However, according to Yuan Hongbin, the submarine has already sunk, and the CCP military is preparing to dismantle it before salvaging the internal equipment. At this moment, I cannot determine which version is closer to the truth, considering these two conflicting pieces of information. So I present them both for you to make up your own mind. Yuan Hongbin also mentioned that due to Xi Jinping's recent large-scale purge within the blockade force, the morale and loyalty within the CCP's military ranks have become unstable. The primary political accusation against the purged senior officials is their failure to show absolute political loyalty to Xi Jinping and their opposition to Xi Jinping's Taiwan Strait war strategy. Now, Xi Jinping's problem is this. Although having acquired absolute power at the CCP's 20th National Congress, he has fallen into another political dilemma he can't resolve. This dilemma lies in the fact that the CCP officials at all levels, including those he personally promoted, have all turned into what he calls two-faced people. These individuals outwardly obey him but aren't absolutely loyal in their hearts. Some even criticize him, resist him, or oppose him privately. This reality has left Xi Jinping feeling desperate. Hence, he has initiated a massive purge within the military ranks. The Central Military Commission's investigative team now suspects that the suicidal thinking of the submarine was orchestrated by members of the rocket force. Given that Wu Guohua, a deputy commander from the rocket force, has already committed suicide or was forced to death, and more than 100 officers of various ranks have been purged, it's entirely possible that there are members within the rocket force seeking retaliation. Furthermore, the fact that the backup emergency oxygen system on the submarine failed to start during a critical moment, resulting in the death of all personnel on board, sheds light on the corruption within the CCP's military equipment development department and military industry system. Several years ago, Li Hongzhong, the CCP's secretary in Tianjin City, proposed a famous political slogan to please Xi Jinping, and his slogan is, Without absolute loyalty, you are absolutely not loyal. This slogan greatly pleased Xi Jinping and led him to demand absolute loyalty from officials. Little did he know that this unreasonable demand created a significant number of politically two-faced officials for him, including those he once trusted and relied on, such as Foreign Minister Qin Gang and National Defense Minister Li Shangfu. The existence of these numerous two-faced officials, including the unprecedented incident of the entire personnel on board a submarine dying, has become a nightmare from which Xi Jinping cannot escape. It has made him mad-dash towards doomsday even more freezing. As for how the world can transform Xi Jinping's doomsday crisis into an opportunity to promote positive development within Chinese society, it is a question we should seriously contemplate at present. Well, that's a quick update for today. Thank you for watching on a Saturday, and please continue to enjoy your weekend. Also, if you have another minute, please do subscribe to my channel or check if you are still subscribed, as YouTube keeps removing my subscribers. Please also consider visiting my website and Jennifer Zeng blog for membership or donation to support my efforts. Thank you, see you soon!