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Reviewing Myanmar's Spring Revolution, 2 Years on From the Coup - Vimarsana News

Reviewing Myanmar's Spring Revolution, 2 Years on From the Coup

Formidable armed resistance is growing, as a military regime increasingly starved of funds and allies resorts to atrocities against its own people.   

Intensified fighting drives 10,000 from their homes in Myanmar's Kayin state — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Intensified fighting drives 10,000 from their homes in Myanmar's Kayin state — Radio Free Asia

Clashes between the junta and ethnic armed groups escalated on Jan. 23

Source: rfa.org
Why Are More Resistance Attacks Due Across Myanmar in 2023? - Vimarsana News

Why Are More Resistance Attacks Due Across Myanmar in 2023?

With Karen resistance groups vowing to crush Myanmar’s junta on every front and deepening cooperation with other groups, more attacks on regime targets are expected. 

ASSESSING THE EAOs IN 2022: Uncertainty as groups fight the junta, sit on the fence or side with the junta - Vimarsana News

ASSESSING THE EAOs IN 2022: Uncertainty as groups fight the junta, sit on the fence or side with the junta

In many ways, the future of the Myanmar military junta may well lie in the decisions made by the Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) as 2022 ends and the two-year anniversary of the coup comes into view.

ASSESSING THE EAOs IN 2022: Uncertainty as groups fight the junta, sit on the fence or side with the junta - Vimarsana News

ASSESSING THE EAOs IN 2022: Uncertainty as groups fight the junta, sit on the fence or side with the junta

In many ways, the future of the Myanmar military junta may well lie in the decisions made by the Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) as 2022 ends and the two-year anniversary of the coup comes into view.