China’s military court sentences two former defense ministers to suspended death for bribery, according to multiple outlets citing official reporting. The officials are Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe, both previously accused of taking bribes. The court hands down suspended death sentences rather than immediate execution, a form of punishment that typically requires continued compliance and further conditions over a set period. Reports say the verdict is issued by a Chinese military court, with details attributed to Xinhua News Agency and mirrored across coverage from international and Canadian outlets. The sentencing is presented as part of China’s broader anti-corruption efforts involving senior military and government figures. All sources agree on the core elements: the two defendants, the bribery allegations, the use of suspended death sentences, and that the decision comes from a Chinese military court. No outlets provided additional facts in the supplied text beyond these points.