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But the military is likely to ‘fight ever more brutally, the closer it comes to defeat’, analysts say, even as ‘pace of liberation quickens’ in Myanmar.
An ultra-nationalist fringe of the Buddhist clergy in Myanmar is demanding that Min Aung Hlaing, the country's military dictator, stand down
January 24, 2024. (Karen Information Center/ Thanlwin Times and editors) Even the personal visit of the Junta Deputy Commander-in-Chief Vice Senior General Soe Win to Hpa-An Township to plead with Border Guard Force (BGF) leaders to continue their role as a proxy militia in Myawaddy, failed to reverse the BGF decision to declare an autonomous zone in Karen State, no longer
Observers say the move diminishes the military’s power and the junta’s influence on ethnic groups.
A challenge from ultra-nationalist Buddhist monks is piling pressure on the loathed coup leader.