It has been more than 1 month since the Allied Army recovered Guokang, and in the face of our repeated urgings, coupled with Peng Deren's fact that he has also gained a lot of territory, Sister Mu and Lashio have gradually become quieter. But when you come out to mix, you always have to pay back, and the allies can't lie down yet, because the allies are still fighting, and if there is a need, the allies still have to fight.
Recently, the Allied forces began to move south to Lashio. However, it was not the Allied forces that upset the balance, but the Burmese army, which launched an artillery attack on the positions of the Ta'ang army in the early hours of February 16. Perhaps because during the ceasefire, the Burmese army was replenished and its self-confidence skyrocketed, and it had plans to regain territory.
The Allied forces also have corresponding territory in Lashio, especially Mubang, which has historically been an important barrier on the north side of Lashio. It was not until October 27 until January 4 of this year that the coalition forces took the place. The Confederate garrison could only hold this place, and could not transfer its forces elsewhere.
And the 311 Brigade on this expedition went to the strategic place of Lashio - Yunnai Bridge. The commander of the 311th Brigade, Lu Gumao, was once the ace sniper of the Allied Army, and the political commissar Rao Wei also followed Peng Jiasheng to fight in the south and the north. It is believed that such a leading group will go south to Lashio, and it will be extremely smooth.
At the other end of the battlefield, the allies of the Arakan Army never stopped, taking seven important towns in Rakhine State along the way, and new strongholds were uprooted almost every day. At present, 70% of the area has been taken and an offensive is about to be launched against Sittwe, the capital of Rakhine State. Some grassroots personnel said that if their families are not transferred, then when the army comes, they will raise the white flag as soon as possible!
Those who have attained the Tao have much help, and those who have lost the Tao have little help, and the Burmese army at this time has also begun to be anxious. Who would have thought that the family warlord struggle that everyone thought at first would now be defeated by the Burmese army. It's only been a few months, what do you think about this?
Northern Myanmar