Fleeing fighters say Myanmar crushed border enclave

Fleeing fighters say Myanmar crushed border enclave

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NANSAN, China (Reuters) - Men who said they had been fighting Myanmar government troops in fierce battles over recent days streamed into China on Sunday, saying their long-autonomous enclave had fallen and its future was in doubt.

The clusters of weary men, some clutching a few belongings, described widespread bloodshed in the Kokang ethnic enclave in northeast Myanmar after government troops moved in, seeking to dislodge local rulers and their militia who have long controlled this mountainous terrain next to China.

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As expected the systematic destruction of militant groups worldwide continues unabated. Almost as if these people don't realize what approaches, battered militants flee for their lives on all fronts.

Don't despair, even though many consider these groups as necessary to hold back oppressive rulers, they're elimination is required so that the world can move on to the next stages of its development.

Concurrent to these types of changes, each state is also under pressure to create a free and fair political environment to support the idea of representative government for the people.

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