Surprisingly, the stated reason for Chinese attack has been denied by EnCathy, which says that all its assets are safe. Which makes sense given the fact that EnCathy doesn’t have any major assets in the north-west region,
unless EnCathy has started the pipeline project. EnCathy claims that China invaded Thibaw to prevent UDIP invasion. However given the intensity of invasion, it is possible that this is an exercise for China to show its military might to prevent Thibaw from deciding against Yengan pipeline or against EnCathy in any other matter. China seems to be ready to any far to support EnCathy, which unlike other industry players in the country has a poor record of engaging with local population and NGOs.
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