Wall Street Journal: China Deploys Forces to Myanmar Border After Bombing
Four Chinese are killed as violence in Myanmar spills over border.
BEIJING—Beijing sent forces to patrol its southwestern border with Myanmar after a bomb killed four Chinese citizens in an area where violence between Burmese rebel groups and troops has spread and strained ties with China.
On Sunday, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang expressed Beijing’s dismay at the fighting that has sent hundreds fleeing across China’s border. Mr. Li called Friday’s bombing “deeply distressing” and said China would take measures to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens living near the area.
“We have the responsibility and the capacity to firmly safeguard stability in the border areas between the two countries and protect the life and property of our people,” Mr. Li said during a nationally televised news conference.
WNU editor: Myanmar has been warned .... I suggest that they better listen.
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Myanmar Is Issued Warning by Chinese Premier Over Bombing Deaths -- NYT
China threatens ‘decisive’ response after alleged Myanmar bombing -- Euronews
China's premier says able to defend border with Myanmar -- Reuters
China turns up heat on Myanmar as conflict spills into Yunnan -- Want China Times
Myanmar expresses regret over border bombing incident -- Xinhuanet
Myanmar denies bombing within Chinese borders -- Al Jazeera
Myanmar Blames Bombing in China on ‘Ethnic Group,’ Not Military -- Bloomberg
Myanmar denies killing Chinese nationals -- The Hindu
Tensions Rise Between Myanmar, China After Deadly Air Raid -- VOA
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