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More Talk From Chinese President Xi To His Military Commanders That They Must Be 'Prepare To Win Wars'

Chinese President Xi Jinping (pictured on November 25 in Bejing) has urged his troops to not fear death and focus on preparing to win wars in an address to military commanders

Daily Mail: Chinese President Xi tells his army 'not to fear death' and 'prepare to win wars' as he addresses military commanders

* President Xi gave the speech Wednesday to the Central Military Commission

* The Chinese leader stressed the importance and urgency of war readiness

* Xi urged soldiers to step up combat training and 'not to fear death and hardship'

* He had called for military preparations amid tensions with the US and Taiwan

Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged his troops not to fear death and focus on preparing to win wars while addressing military commanders.

He told his armed forces on Wednesday to step up training under combat conditions and 'not fear death and hardship', reported state media, citing the leader.

Xi has previously called for military readiness amid spiking political tensions between Beijing and other countries, particularly the US and self-ruled Taiwan, over coronavirus pandemic, territorial disputes and human rights.

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WNU Editor: These type of remarks always raises the hackles among China's neighbors.