Precious opportunities have been delivered, and Min Aung Hlaing may glance back and hesitate slightly. There may be hope that the wire fraud industry in northern Myanmar will be completely eradicated and that it will work closely with the Chinese side to bring stability and development opportunities to ethnic minorities in northern Myanmar, but unfortunately, Min Aung Hlaing missed the opportunity and now it is irretrievable. The battlefield of Lao Cai was littered with corpses, and the commander of the 16th Field Brigade of the Burmese Army became the most embarrassed figure. He led the 125th Battalion and some militia groups to occupy the surrounding Gongzhang stronghold, intending to support the defenders of Lao Cai, but the offensive of the Kokang Allied Army was menacing, and it took only 5 days to break through the Gongzhang stronghold.
However, due to the unfortunate death of the previous three Burmese brigade commanders (or because they did not have time to surrender), the commander of the 16th Field Brigade of the Burmese Army did not choose to surrender to the Kokang Allied forces with the 125th Battalion, and he led one or two hundred of his men to force a breakthrough in the dark of night and escape from the outer perimeter of Gongzhang.
Considering the important identity of this "big fish", the Kokang Alliance did not dare to slack off, and immediately sent a sharp knife force to chase after it. They engaged in fierce battles with the Burmese army's reserves, and it was clear from the battlefield after the battle that the soldiers of the 16th Field Brigade of the Burmese Army were not as experienced as the Allied Forces in jungle warfare. Wait and see, what is the future development?The Kokang Allied Army's offensive showed their formidable strength, and the Burmese army was caught in a dilemma, facing a huge blow.
A large number of soldiers unfortunately fell prey in the ditches, and countless corpses were scattered along the way, causing heavy losses. The Burmese army at Lao Cai and Nam Tien Mun was in serious trouble. Although Nantianmen has experienced many attacks by the Burmese army, using warplanes and heavy artillery, it has barely recaptured it after paying a heavy amount of **. Originally, the Tatmadaw planned to rely on the terrain advantage, cooperate with the Tatmadaw army in Lao Cai, and wait for the support of mobile forces. However, the Kokang Alliance's tactical strikes did not go the way the Tatmadaw envisioned, leaving the Tatmadaw in a dilemma.
At present, the Kokang Allied Army has advanced Lao Cai to the east of Xishan District, and at the same time captured the Mahaishan stronghold in the eastern part of Lao Cai. In addition, the Kokang Alliance also succeeded in capturing the Burmese stronghold at the foot of the Three Rock Mountains. This situation is undoubtedly a huge blow to the Tatmadaw army, which has not only lost an important geographical location, but also weakened the understanding of the deployment of the Tatmadaw in Lao Cai. The Kokang Alliance's offensive demonstrated their formidable strength, while the Burmese army's plight exposed their tactical and strategic shortcomings. What the future holds will be will have to wait and see.
The Kokang Alliance is just one of many other Burmese rebels who are expanding their gains. It is reported that they used a tactic of drone strikes, which effectively weakened the combat effectiveness of the Tatmadaw army. This tactic caused a headache for the Burmese ** army, who watched the Kokang allies win victory after victory, and could not resist their offensive. The soldiers of the Kokang Alliance were brave and fearless, they were not afraid of hardship, they were not afraid of sacrifice, and they rose up for freedom and justice.
With a spirit of perseverance to the end, the Kokang Allied Army held the stronghold in the mountains behind the Mouse Gully in the Dongshan District. After a series of fierce battles, the 527th Battalion of the Burmese Army was finally captured, which can be called the stronghold with the strongest combat effectiveness. It is reported that after capturing the stronghold, the Kokang Allied forces confiscated a large amount of war materials, which undoubtedly enhanced their combat effectiveness.
In order to prevent the mortar shells from falling into the hands of the Kokang Allied Army, the 527th Battalion of the Burmese Army burned a bunch of 82mm mortar shells before retreating. Surprisingly, however, no deflagration was triggered. Perhaps this is the arrangement of fate, and the Kokang allies finally have the spoils they deserve, which will provide important support for their future operations.
The Kokang allies were very clever in their tactics, and they adopted a tactic of "besieging instead of attacking". They have skillfully cut off border crossings and major land routes, making it impossible for the Burmese air force to meet the Tatmadaw military's operational needs by airdropping supplies. In particular, the Kokang Allied Forces have taken control of border trade crossings, achieved a significant increase in economic income, and have more possibilities to purchase man-portable anti-aircraft missiles to intercept the Burmese army's airdrops.
In addition to the Kokang Alliance, there are also a number of other Burmese rebels who are also actively engaged in expanding their gains. Even if the fall of Min Aung Hlaing's regime is only a matter of time, the Myanmar army is under increasing pressure. Myanmar's military landscape is changing, and the future is fraught with uncertainty. However, the feats of the Kokang Alliance and other Burmese rebels have been etched in history, and they forged a free tomorrow with their blood and sweat.
Let's wait and see what the future holds for Myanmar. In all corners of Myanmar, new struggles are quietly unfolding, and it seems that a change of the times is coming. For example, in Kyaukji Mengzhen, the Burmese People's Protection Army has successfully seized control of the 599th Mobile Battalion of the Burmese Army and the Mengzhen District Police Station, and has also easily conquered several strongholds of the 590 Mobile Battalion of the Burmese Army, completely controlling the entire Mengzhen. This series of victories allowed the influence of the Kokang Alliance to expand rapidly, which is not to be admired.
Just like Min Aung Hlaing's final blow, they have been waiting for this opportunity, which can be said to be a small point for the Tatmadaw army. At the same time, the De'ang army saw the plight of the Burmese army, and did not hesitate to launch a fierce attack on the "Nanbao" stronghold on the outskirts of Mujie, reaping the fruits of victory, not only that, but they also further limited the scope of activities of the Burmese army. In order to stop the offensive of the De'ang army, the Burmese army dispatched 29 sorties of fighter jets and armed *** to bomb, but unfortunately it had little effect.
For now, the main targets of the De'ang Army are the village of "Sailang" and 105 yards in Mujie Township, as well as the village of "Juexiao", the village of "Nam Yin" and the "Xiawodu" card station in Kyaukmai Township, as well as the area around Lashio Cargo North Village. Their strategy is no different from that of the Kokang Alliance, which is to confine the Tatmadaw to a "cage" from which it cannot escape by seizing important towns and border crossings.
Surprisingly, however, the biggest threat Min Aung Hlaing now faces is actually the Myanmar People's Defence Army. Their astribution is alarming and will undoubtedly play an important role in the overall situation in Myanmar, and we will wait and see. The time is just around the corner, and the Myanmar People's Defence Forces (MPDF) are waiting for it. They waited patiently for the Kokang Allied Army, the Arakan Army, and the De'ang Army to weaken the Burmese army's top strength, and then launched a nationwide uprising to deliver the final devastating blow to Min Aung Hlaing's regime. This blow will irrevocably rewrite history.