Myanmar is under pressure from the continuous large-scale attacks of the three militia alliances of the Kokang Democratic Alliance Army, the De'ang Army and the Arakan ArmyArmy**Stronghold after stronghold has been lost. Northern MyanmarThe situation is critical, and it is rumored that Myanmar will do soArmy**The Indian army may be asked for foreign aid to turn the tide of the war. However, historical experience tells us that even IndiaMercenariesSending troops can only play a limited role.
It is understood that Myanmar invited the Indian Gurkha in 1952MercenariesMore than 4,000 men of the group entered the territory, but failed to achieve any results and even suffered a crushing defeat at the Battle of the Salween River. This history has become an unforgettable lesson for both Myanmar and India. Nevertheless, in recent years MyanmarArmy**Maintain good relations with India, which makes it possible to please IndiaMercenariesAssistanceNorthern MyanmarPardonable.
MinAung HyeArmy**Relations with India date back to 2017 when MinAung HyeVisited India and was hospitalized. Indian Army Chief of Staff Rawat personally traveled to the border city of Gaya to greet MinAung Hyeand meet with him. MinAung HyeThe impression of India is good, coupled with India's intervention in Sri Lanka and the Maldives in South Asia, as well as ethnic minorities with experience in mountain and jungle warfareArmed, these are for IndiaMercenariesEnterNorthern MyanmarPossibilities are offered.
However, MyanmarArmy**Please IndiaMercenariesSend troopsNorthern MyanmarThere are also some tricky issues to face. First of all, India's border areas with Myanmar, such as Manipur, Nagaland and Mizoram, do not have good relations with ***, and there are even opponentsArmedOrganization. As a result, these areas may not easily allow Indian troops to pass through or stay within their borders.
Secondly,Northern MyanmarThe terrain is complex and the roads are in poor condition, which will create difficulties for the actions of the Indian army. Even if you enterNorthern Myanmar, the Indian army also could not make full use of the heavy ones, and it is difficult to repel the attack of the people's forces. For India, send tens of thousandsGreat armyEnterNorthern Myanmaris not realistic, hence MyanmarArmy**Dependent on IndiaMercenariesIt's not very likely to change the tide of the war.
In addition, MinAung HyeArmy**Also consider IndiaMercenariesHow to leaveNorthern Myanmarproblems. If the Indian army enters and stays on the ground for various reasons, it will have serious consequences for Myanmar, MinAung HyeArmy**Wouldn't risk this. At the same time, MinAung HyeWorried about asking India to send troopsNorthern MyanmarIt may lead to the risk of further inviting the northern ** team to intervene. Although it is unlikely that the northern powers will agree to the request of the people, MinAung HyeArmy**Reluctant to take more risks.
To sum up, despite the ethnic minorities of Northeast IndiaArmedIt is possible to enterNorthern MyanmarBut India's large-scale involvement in the Myanmar conflict is less likely. Even if there isMercenariesenter, and there is no way to stop itNorthern MyanmarCivil landWu QiangEnergetic offensive. MyanmarArmy**Careful consideration should be given to the choice of foreign aid and a peaceful solution should be sought with civilian forces. It is only through politics and negotiation that a lasting and stable solution can be achieved.
Northern MyanmarIt is currently facing a strong civilian offensive, MyanmarArmy**Possibly consider inviting IndiaMercenariesProvide assistance to turn the tide of the war. However, historically IndianMercenariesInterventionNorthern MyanmarThe war was not successful, which made BurmaArmy**Be cautious about this. Although Myanmar has better relations with India, India has intervened on a large scaleNorthern MyanmarLess likely. India is home to some ethnic minorities in the northeastArmedAvailable for transfer, thoughNorthern MyanmarThe terrain is complex, the roads are in poor condition, and the Indian army is thereNorthern MyanmarThe combat is more difficult. In addition, Myanmar** also has to consider the problems that may arise after the entry of Indian troops, as well as the risk of inviting other northern brigades to intervene. To sum up, solveNorthern MyanmarThe problem needs to be through political and negotiation channels, and foreign aid should not be the preferred solution. This can only be achieved through the cooperation and compromise of all partiesNorthern MyanmarLasting peace and stability in the region.