Myanmar's military has launched an army coup on February 1. No country seems to be more concerned about the chaos that emerged in this Southeast Asian country. Beijing spends about 16 million US dollars for the daily border trade in addition to investing in large infrastructure and other projects in the country. They are concerned. Among the large investments, the 800-kilometer oil and natural gas duo from the western region of Myanmar has the strategic importance of 22 million tons of oil and natural gas.
The project was highlighted on Thursday (May 6) by the media in the Meanmar media Erawadadi, which was said to be an emergency meeting with Myanmar officials in February. They had requested the military government to tighten the security system of the pipelines, they said, a key part of Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Myanmar.
On the other hand, a group of security personnel were attacked on Wednesday, they were guarding the off-tech station of the Mandalat pipeline, which will intensify China's concerns with military military. The proprietary Mayawaddi TV reported the incident on the same day, saying that the three guards at the “oil and natural gas station” in Singing Township, who were unidentified attackers shot dead them. Everyone around knows that “the station” refers to the Chinese-owned pipeline station. The attack on policemen was undoubtedly an increasingly popular armed resistance against the Myanmar regime.
