Myanmar's civil war enters sixth year as military regime intensifies operations against pro-democracy factions and ethnic groups
Myanmar's ongoing civil war, which has intensified over the past few years, continues to evolve as the military regime expresses increased confidence in its operations. The conflict, marked by the complexities of fluid alliances among military forces, ethnic armed groups, and pro-democracy factions, is now entering its sixth year since the military coup that ousted the elected government in 2021. Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's regime has established a brutal military dictatorship, confirming its commitment to suppressing the nation’s continued uprisings. The civil strife erupted when Min Aung Hlaing led a coup d'état, detaining key figures, including Aung San Suu... [Continue Reading]
