Beijing time:2022-06-17 11:42
[NTDTV, Beijing time, June 17, 2022]Recently, Xi Jinping promulgated the “Outline of Military Non-War Military Actions (Trial)”. There are various interpretations of his intentions. At the same time, the CCP’s national public security system is undergoing a major adjustment, which is alleged to be related to the issuance of the new military order.
On June 13, Xi Jinping promulgated the “Outline of Military Non-War Military Actions (Trial)”, which will be implemented from the 15th. There are three kinds of analysis in this regard. First, it is generally believed that there are threats in the Taiwan Strait and further attempts to attack Taiwan; second, Xi Jinping is holding the gun tightly to intimidate political enemies in order to protect the 20th National Congress; third, China is encountering huge financial difficulties and needs the military to intervene to maintain stability. political need.
Current affairs commentator Wen Zhao: “This “Outline of Military Non-War Military Actions” includes two categories: dealing with emergencies, and so-called protection of people’s lives and property, which implies suppression of social unrest and suppression of In the past 30 years, the task of public protests has indeed been avoided by the CCP, and the military has directly intervened in the task of maintaining stability. This is actually regarded as the military’s interference in politics, but the real problem is that there is a lack of money and financial difficulties.”
Wen Zhao believes that under the CCP system, the cost of stability maintenance personnel accounts for a huge proportion, which is difficult to maintain. In contrast, it is not easy for the army to lay off staff, but the armed police is easier to compress. Therefore, Xi Jinping’s move is likely to reduce some of the positions of the armed police and let the army take over.
Wen Zhao, a current affairs commentator: “When the CCP is financially well-off, it can afford to support both the armed police and the army. But when money is tight, it can only give priority to one end. At present, of course, it is to protect the armed police. The tasks vacated after being shrunk will have to be taken over by someone, alas, then it is possible for the army to take over.”
In addition, the difference in nature between the army and the armed police may become a major difficulty in future implementation.
Wen Zhao, a current affairs commentator: “The army requires centralized stationing. Once an order is received, personnel and equipment can be organized and moved into the battlefield quickly. The task of maintaining stability, on the contrary, requires the troops to be lightly armed and stationed in a dispersed manner. It is convenient to monitor society. Therefore, the two tasks of combat and stability maintenance, external enemies and internal enemies, are contradictory. If you want to save money and let the military maintain stability, you will face many difficulties.”
At the same time, the CCP’s public security system is undergoing a major personnel adjustment. Recently, the top officials of the public security departments (bureaus) of nine provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, including Beijing and Jiangsu, have changed. Suspected compression of the armed police has been on track.
Comprehensive report by NTD reporter Han Fei
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