Myanmar Junta's Struggle Against Rebel Offensives Threatens Stability

The Myanmar military junta is facing significant battlefield defeats as ethnic armed organizations, including the Three Brotherhood Alliance, have seized over 150 military outposts and key towns in northern Shan State. The military's reliance on airpower and heavy artillery is not enough to prevent resistance forces from gaining ground in rural areas. The Three Brotherhood Alliance's offensive marks a turning point in the conflict, highlighting the resistance's determination and coalition-building efforts. China's support for the junta has proven to be a poor bet, further weakening the military's position. The junta is now more vulnerable than ever, and it is crucial for the pro-democracy resistance to continue building momentum and for international supporters to increase pressure on the junta through sanctions and diplomatic efforts.