Chinese Communist troops have arrived in Myanmar’s Muse Township (Photo credit: video screenshot)
On April 6, informed netizens disclosed that Chinese Communist Party troops have crossed the China-Myanmar border and arrived in Muse township in Myanmar. The video posted by netizens shows a large row of military vehicles parked in the streets of Muse town, including armored vehicles, artillery, and material transport vehicles. The Chinese side said it was to protect Myanmar’s gas pipeline. But there is no official report on this.
A video posted by netizens shows a large row of military vehicles, including armored vehicles, artillery, and material transporters, parked in the streets of Muse Township in Myanmar. Each of the military vehicles had a Chinese Communist Party five-star red flag on it. There were no other vehicles on the street, and what appeared to be Burmese soldiers with guns were seen guarding the side of the military vehicles. There were men in plain clothes on the side of the road taking pictures with their cell phones.
Chinese troops arrive in Kyalkhaung, Muse township. they say they came “to protect Burma’s gas pipeline”! pic.twitter.com/oP9AZ6aeSB
- Wild Mountain 🎗 (@naochashu) April 6, 2021
The Burmese border town of Muse, known as the “Shenzhen of Myanmar,” borders the Chinese side of the city of Ruili in Yunnan Province.
According to Wikipedia, the China-Myanmar oil and gas pipeline is a crude oil and natural gas pipeline connecting southwest China and Myanmar. The 793-kilometer-long pipeline starts from Kyaukpyu, Rakhine State, Myanmar, with six stations and process facilities, and passes through Rakhine State, Magwe Province, Mandalay Province, Shan State, and enters Ruili, China via Nankan.
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