Myanmar Junta Loses Ground as Resistance Forces Gain Control

Ethnic armed groups and anti-coup forces have made significant advances, leading to a humanitarian crisis and global security concerns.

Ethnic armed groups and anti-coup forces have taken control of significant territories, including border areas.
The junta now controls less than half of Myanmar, with resistance forces consolidating their positions.
The conflict has led to a humanitarian crisis with over three million displaced and thousands killed.
Myanmar's instability is fueling global cybercrime and drug trafficking networks.
International calls for humanitarian aid and diplomatic engagement are intensifying as the situation worsens.