China says it will take “decisive” measures if Myanmar commits another attack on its territory.<br /><br /> The threat comes amid allegations that Myanmar warplanes crossed the border and dropped a bomb, apparently killing four farmers, during recent fighting against rebels. <br /><br /> Premier Li Keqiang said the government has the ability and is responsible for defending the stability of the border.<br /><br /> “The Chinese Foreign Ministry and military side have both made stern representations to the side of Myanmar,” he said.<br /><br /> “We have the responsibility and the capacity to firmly safeguard stability in the border area between the two countries, to protect the life and property of our people.”<br /><br /> Myanmar denies the bombing, saying that rebels may have fired into China to create “misunderstanding.”<br /><br /> Myanmar government forces have been battling rebels on the border since last month. Beijing has urged its neighbour to “lower the temperature.”
