On the battlefield in northern Burma, the Kokang Allied Army showed strong combat effectiveness, especially through the surprise attack of 40-barrel rocket artillery, which successfully broke the position of the Burmese army. This tactical ingenuity not only had a huge impact on the tide of battle, but also demonstrated the military wisdom of the Kokang Alliance. Through a swift and powerful offensive, the Kokang Allied forces effectively suppressed the Burmese army's counterattack, laying a solid foundation for the next military operation.
The Kokang Allied Army adopted a unique and ingenious strategy of treating the Burmese army by encircling but not fighting. Behind this strategy lies a deep scheming waiting for the behind-the-scenes ** to come to the door. The generals of the Kokang Alliance made it clear that they were not only to pursue victory on the battlefield, but also to reveal the real behind-the-scenes behind the war. The skillful use of this tactic enabled the Kokang allies to maintain a relative advantage in the fierce battle situation, creating favorable conditions for greater victory.
Mujie, as an important city in Shan State, Myanmar, is strategically located adjacent to Ruili City, Yunnan Province. The city plays a key role on Myanmar's border, with an annual value of more than $7 billion, and is responsible for 70 to 80 percent of Myanmar's border. The Kokang coalition sees it as a key target, seeking to weaken the Tatmadaw economically by capturing Mujie and further suppressing its presence in the region.
The capture of Mujie was of strategic importance to the Kokang Alliance. In addition to its strategic location, the city is also a national border crossing in Myanmar and an indispensable link in the border. The Kokang Alliance's successful capture of Mujie will directly affect the entire Myanmar border pattern, laying a solid foundation for it to establish a stronger position in the region.
Located in Shan State, Myanmar, Mujie's name means "bustling town" in Burmese. The city has a large population of 450,000 people and is closely connected to the city of Ruili in Yunnan Province. Mujie is one of the most important border ports in Myanmar, and the activities within the radiation range occupy the vast majority of the Myanmar border. With an annual turnover of more than $7 billion, it has made it an important pillar of the region's economy.
Between 70 and 80 percent of the Myanmar border is in Mukje, which makes the city a pivotal position in the region. Its geographical location is not only convenient**, but also makes it a focal point for all parties. By capturing Mujie, the Kokang Allied Forces will have a profound impact on Myanmar's economy and pattern, thus creating strong conditions for itself to establish a stronger position in the region.
The Kokang Allied Army took strong and decisive measures in the operation to capture Mu Jie. One of the main practical operational directions was to seize Mujie and concentrate forces to attack the 105-yard position on the periphery of Mujie. In this direction, the Kokang Allied forces threw in the main forces and even used captured 40-barrel rocket launchers to carry out surprise attacks to bombard Burmese positions. Such forceful action, especially the capture of the Burmese army's 105-yard position, would allow the Kokang Allied forces to take over directly from Mujie, thus gaining a huge strategic advantage.
The Kokang Allied Forces chose to capture the 105-yard position of Mujie, effectively suppressing the Burmese army's presence in the area. By capturing key positions, the Kokang Allied forces demonstrated their strength on the battlefield and further weakened the Burmese army's ability to resist. The successful implementation of this strategy indicates that the Kokang Alliance has taken a solid step forward in the key goal of capturing Mujie.
At 105 yards, the Kokang Allied forces launched a precise and powerful attack, in which the 311th Battalion of the 302nd Brigade played an important role. The battalion fought fiercely for three months in the Battle of Nantianmen in 2015 against the 99th Division and the 16th Field Brigade of the Burmese Army, demonstrating its strength in the Han army in northern Burma. In this offensive, the Kokang Allied forces used a surprise tactic, focusing on assaults, including the use of captured 40-barrel rocket launchers. Despite the Burmese army's intensive artillery blockade and even the dispatch of fighter planes to counterattack, the 302nd Blade Battalion of the Kokang Allied Army still managed to break through the theater of operations, proving its strategic ingenuity and strong combat effectiveness.
In the face of the Kokang Allied Army's attack, the Burmese Army took strong countermeasures. These included artillery blockades and sorties of warplanes in an attempt to prevent the 302nd Knife Battalion of the Kokang Allied Army from breaking through. However, the tenacity and flexibility shown by the Kokang Allied forces during the siege made the Burmese counterattack ineffective. The strength and tactical skills of the Kokang Allied forces enabled them to successfully overcome the Burmese army's defensive lines and lay the groundwork for subsequent operations.
Through its strong military force, the Kokang Alliance has successfully taken control of 18 townships, including the key Qingshuihe, Menggu, Rolling Lane, Bangsai, Gongzhang and other places. In addition, they also occupied border crossings such as Qingshuihe, Menggu, Bangsai, and the Golden Triangle, effectively weakening the Burmese army's control over the region. However, the expansion of the area of control also brought with it the challenge of management and consolidation, requiring the Kokang Alliance to establish an administrative structure and devote energy and resources to actual management.
At the same time as the Kokang Allied forces were on the offensive, the internal situation in Myanmar became more complicated. Recently, the Chinese Exclusion Movement broke out in Mandalay, Myanmar, which hyped up the misrepresentation of the Han Chinese in Myanmar, leading to the exodus of Han Chinese doing business in Mandalay. This internal turmoil poses a potential threat to the Kokang Allied forces and could lead to a change in the situation. In addition, the Burmese army is mobilizing troops from other military regions to enter the Kokang area to participate in the fighting, indicating that the counterattack by Myanmar** against the Kokang Allied Forces is gradually escalating. In this complex internal and external environment, the Kokang Allied Forces not only need to maintain the areas they already control, but also need to face the counterattack of the Tatmadaw and the uncertainty of the internal situation.