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Duwa Lashi La spoke with The Globe and Mail from an undisclosed location in Myanmar, where he has been leading the resistance to the junta that seized power in a coup in 2021

Almost three years on from its bloody coup, Myanmar’s military junta is facing the biggest threat to its hold on power as it fights wars on multiple fronts across the South Asian nation.

Almost three years on from its bloody coup, Myanmar’s military junta is facing the biggest threat to its hold on power as it fights wars on multiple fronts across the South Asian nation.

The military says things are under control, while the resistance insists total victory is just around the corner. But the state of the battlefield suggests otherwise.

The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army in northern Shan State has forged links with the resistance and other EAOs opposed to the regime.

Anti-junta group the Myanmar Royal Dragon Army-Yangon has claimed responsibility.

Though most had never heard of ethnic Kachin Duwa Lashi La, who heads the National Unity Govt, before the coup, Myanmar people have embraced him as their leader.

After initially focusing on defensive operations, PDF groups and ethnic armed organizations are now actively targeting junta administration offices and military bases.

Myanmar Royal Dragon Army leader Bo Nagar says the civilian National Unity Government must arm his revolutionaries.

Min Aung Hlaing’s call for talks is seen as a desperate attempt to reduce attacks from ethnic armed organizations while the regime battles the people's defense forces.