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China has deployed private militias, largely composed of former PLA personnel, to secure strategic infrastructure in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, particularly around the key port town Kyaukphyu. These militias go beyond guarding, reportedly engaging in drone operations and sniper attacks against insurgents, marking a shift to active conflict involvement. This unofficial military presence supports China’s Belt and Road investments while avoiding formal troop deployment. However, it raises local mistrust, heightens risks of violence, and challenges Myanmar’s sovereignty amid growing geopolitical tensions.

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Bonik Barta 05 Aug 25

Private Militias Guard Chinese Infrastructure in Rakhine State

The strategic town of Kyaukphyu in Myanmar’s Rakhine State is under the control of the armed insurgent group Arakan Army (AA). The skies above this important seaport near the Bay of Bengal are almost always patrolled by Chinese drones. Occasionally, the sound of sniper fire is also heard. The rebel Arakan Army’s positions are just five kilometers away. However, there is no visible presence of China’s official military forces in the area. Instead, a private Chinese militia group is tasked with security duties.


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