The war in Burma has been running for nearly 80 years, locked in a stalemate largely because government forces maintain total air superiority.
The conflict in Burma (Myanmar) has been ongoing since 1948. What began as an ethnic resistance movement exploded into a full-blown civil war in 2021, after the country’s military junta overturned election results and arrested pro-democracy leaders, including Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, who has served as the country’s symbol of democracy for decades.
Many of Myanmar’s 135 officially recognized ethnic groups have formed armed resistance movements, united by a shared determination to overthrow the…
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