Three high-ranking officials from Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited (MEHL), a military-owned conglomerate, have been arrested as part of a rare corruption investigation. The detentions have revealed extensive import operations within the conglomerate, sparking scrutiny of its financial dealings. This probe marks an unusual move against figures connected to the powerful Myanmar military. Analysts are questioning the scope of the investigation and whether it will extend to generals closely associated with the junta leader. The arrests suggest potential internal conflicts or a limited attempt to address public concerns regarding corruption. The outcome of the probe could have significant implications for the military’s economic control and its grip on power.