Going to fight Myanmar? What is the message of the Southern Theater's actual military exercise on the China-Myanmar border?
In today's uncertain international environment, the China-China exercise has sent three clear and firm messages to the parties involved in the Myanmar civil war.
First, China's core message is that the flames of war must not be allowed to spread into China's borders. Recent news reports have revealed tensions in northern Myanmar, with some shells tragically crossing the border and even causing Chinese border residents**. This situation indicates that if the civil war in Myanmar spirals out of control, China will face two major security threats: the possibility of the spread of the fighting to the border areas, and the possibility of the outbreak of a wave of refugees at the border. According to statistics, thousands of refugees have poured into Yunnan, China, since the coup d'état in Myanmar. This is not only a humanitarian issue, but also a direct threat to China's border security.
The Chinese performance conveyed the importance of reason and restraint to all parties. In the complex and volatile battlefield of northern Myanmar, reckless action by either side could lead to catastrophic consequences. Therefore, China's border military exercises are actually a reminder to all parties to be rational and avoid any measures that could lead to further deterioration of the situation.
Finally, China calls on the international community to make concerted efforts to actively participate in peace talks and promote peace. China hopes that the international community will help restore peace in Myanmar and provide the necessary humanitarian assistance. China is willing to continue to play a constructive role and contribute to the peaceful recovery of Myanmar.
These actions and signals demonstrate China's firm stance on protecting national sovereignty and border security, and also demonstrate China's active role as a responsible major country in regional peace and stability.
In Southeast Asia, especially in Myanmar, transnational criminal activities are becoming increasingly rampant, especially telecommunications fraud, which poses a huge threat to the property security of Chinese nationals. In the face of this challenge, China has taken decisive and clear action to send a firm message.
We must recognize the gravity of transnational crime. According to statistics, in Yunnan alone, telecom fraud has caused more than 3.8 billion yuan in economic losses, affecting hundreds of thousands of people. The rampant use of such criminal behavior is not only shocking, but also a blatant challenge to China's laws and civil rights.
It is reported that there are more than 200,000 fugitives suspected of telecom fraud in Southeast Asia, which is a hidden security danger that cannot be ignored. China's resolute repatriation of these criminal suspects is an important measure to safeguard the safety of citizens' property.
In addition, China's firm stance has yielded remarkable results. For example, the unilateral repatriation of 30,000 fraud suspects in Myanmar has not only effectively cracked down on local criminal groups, but also prevented the further spread of transnational criminal activities. China calls on Myanmar and relevant countries in Southeast Asia to fully cooperate in combating such cross-border crimes in order to ensure security and stability in the border areas.
These measures demonstrate China's role in the international community, not only to defend the rights and interests of its own citizens, but also to contribute to regional security and stability.
A recent serious incident on the China-Myanmar border, in which more than 120 trucks were burned in an attack on a civilian convoy, has once again highlighted the importance of border security. While the specifics of the incident are still under investigation, there is no doubt that this act of violence must be strongly condemned. China** has always stressed that maintaining stability along its borders is part of its core national interests, and any attempt to undermine this stability will be met with resolute countermeasures.
In the face of the complexity of the situation in Myanmar, China has always maintained restraint and rationality. China** has made it clear that its main focus is to maintain peace and stability in the border areas. On this basis, China is also willing to assist Myanmar in restoring peace through diplomatic channels, helping all parties in Myanmar return to the negotiating table and achieve political reconciliation.
China's position in the region is clear and firm: first, it resolutely defends national sovereignty and territorial integrity; The second is to firmly demand the repatriation of transnational criminal suspects and protect the safety of national property; Third, we should actively contribute to peace and stability in Myanmar. These positions not only demonstrate China's image as a responsible major country, but also reflect China's constructive role in international affairs.
These actions and statements convey to the international community China's firm commitment to border security and regional stability. We expect that these efforts will be effective in changing the situation and moving the issue in a positive direction.