Slavery, cyberscams, China, and Myanmar's civil war
The surprising connection among cybercrime, human trafficking, and a raging guerrilla war.
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The surprising connection among cybercrime, human trafficking, and a raging guerrilla war.
The Military Council and its Border Guard Force (BGF) subordinates are taking proactive measures to prevent potential renewed attacks by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and People's Defense Force (PDF) on military installations along the Chaunghnitkhwa and Mudon road sections of Kyainseikgyi and Kyaikmaraw townships, a source close to the resistance movement said.
The vehicles in which 33 people were killed and set alight in December 2021 lie rusting on the roadside.
The two sides pledged to “jointly maintain peace and stability on the China-Myanmar border” and fight telecom scam operations.
If confirmed, the fall of the capital of the Kokang Self-Administered Zone would mark a significant defeat for the military junta that seized power in February 2021.