China Pledges Support to Myanmar Junta Amid Intensified Rebel Clashes
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets junta leader Min Aung Hlaing as ethnic militias gain ground, threatening stability along the China-Myanmar border.
- China promises technical aid for Myanmar's upcoming census and elections, despite skepticism about their legitimacy.
- Ethnic minority rebel groups have seized significant territories from the junta, including key military bases in Shan state.
- Beijing maintains ties with both the military junta and rebel groups, aiming to mediate peace and protect its interests.
- Chinese officials emphasize non-interference but express concern over cross-border stability and security.
- Recent battles have led to unprecedented losses for Myanmar's military, straining its relationship with China.
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