Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "中国—缅甸关系" in Chinese language version.
The UN Security Council has failed to agree on a joint statement condemning Monday’s coup in Myanmar, after a two hour long emergency meeting failed to secure the support of China, a key Myanmar ally and a veto-holding permanent member of the council.
China has ties with the Brotherhood Alliance and would probably arm and train some of the refugees; to employ them asymmetrically against Myanmar. This would increase China’s clout in Myanmar. But because of the spate of refugees, China also initiated combat training activities along its border with Myanmar on November 25; using armoured vehicles, artillery firing and troop exercises. [...] Yangon recently witnessed anti-China protests (allowed by the government) for supporting armed groups in Myanmar.
China has ties with the Brotherhood Alliance and would probably arm and train some of the refugees; to employ them asymmetrically against Myanmar. This would increase China’s clout in Myanmar. But because of the spate of refugees, China also initiated combat training activities along its border with Myanmar on November 25; using armoured vehicles, artillery firing and troop exercises. [...] Yangon recently witnessed anti-China protests (allowed by the government) for supporting armed groups in Myanmar.
The UN Security Council has failed to agree on a joint statement condemning Monday’s coup in Myanmar, after a two hour long emergency meeting failed to secure the support of China, a key Myanmar ally and a veto-holding permanent member of the council.
China has ties with the Brotherhood Alliance and would probably arm and train some of the refugees; to employ them asymmetrically against Myanmar. This would increase China’s clout in Myanmar. But because of the spate of refugees, China also initiated combat training activities along its border with Myanmar on November 25; using armoured vehicles, artillery firing and troop exercises. [...] Yangon recently witnessed anti-China protests (allowed by the government) for supporting armed groups in Myanmar.
