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          緬軍降服果敢策略：以毒品抹黑果敢執政當局 Junta Tries to Discredit Kokang Leaders Linked to Drugs By SAW YAN NAING Wednesday, August 26, 2009 The recent tension between government troops an 租房子d the Kokang ceasefire group in northern Shan State is seen by observers as a tactic to pressure the Kokang into joining the junta’s 褐藻醣膠border guard force. After junta troops entered the Kokang-controlled area on Tuesday, Lt-Gen Ye Myint, chief of the military affairs security unit, 有巢氏房屋 arrived in Lao Kai and met with newly appointed Kokang leaders, said Aung Kyaw Zaw, an analyst on the Sino-Burma. Nyo Ohn Myint, a Burmese politician in exile, sa 房屋出租id the regime is trying to show that the Kokang and the Wa ceasefire groups are heavily involved in drug production and sales, in an effort to discredit current leaders and to repla 買屋網ce them with leaders who may be willing to cooperate with the regime. “I think the regime is using a clever mechanism to handle the crisis with the ceasefire groups,” he said. He noted that 小額信貸 the United Wa State Army (UWSA) has been identified by the United States as an organization deeply involved in the drug trade. Observers said the junta sees the Kokang as one of the weakest ceasefire groups, and 酒店打工 one it may be able to convince to transition into a border guard force. “The scenario for the Kokang is not good,” said Aung Kyaw Zaw. “They may end up complying with the junta.” Burma watcher David Scott Mathieson noted t 房屋買賣hat the regime wants all ethnic ceasefire groups to join the border guard force by October. Tension mounted last week when junta troops raided the home of a Kokang leader, Peng Jiasheng, in a search for drugs. He is said to have left the area a 商務中心nd be in a UWSA-controlled area.Meanwhile, the state-run newspaper, The New Light of Myanmar , reported that a large amount of illegal drugs was seized on Monday in Tachileik, located opposite Mai Sai, Thailand. http://www.irrawaddy.org/article.php?art_id=16 小型辦公室644  .