The recent arrest of former dictator Than Shwe's son-in-law marks the latest chapter in an old story of insecurity and brutality among the country's military leaders.
The delegation is known to include Shwe Than Lwin Group's Kyaw Win, as well as Xiao Sen, who was behind a shady, now-suspended development project in Yangon a decade ago.
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The Kachin Independence Army and its allies have control over Phimaw on the Chinese border in Chipwi Township, despite Beijing's calls for peace.
The recent arrest of former dictator Than Shwe's son-in-law marks the latest chapter in an old story of insecurity and brutality among the country's military leaders.
The delegation is known to include Shwe Than Lwin Group's Kyaw Win, as well as Xiao Sen, who was behind a shady, now-suspended development project in Yangon a decade ago.
As the chaos in Myanmar deepens, China fears for its interests and the success of its regional strategy.
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