The war situation in Myanmar is a complex picture, and the latest remarks by the UN special envoy have once again uncovered the Southeast Asian country's deep-seated problems. Min Aung Hlaing's army ** turned out to be in the eyes of the United Nations envoy"***"and the brutal repression of the population is a cause for concern in the international community. The positions of various countries are very different, and China, the United States, and Russia have shown completely different positions on the Myanmar issue.
The UN envoy made it clear that the actions of the Myanmar army** are already terrorism.
They bombed civilian villages and shed blood, and in order to maintain their dominance, Min Aung Hlaing ordered a crackdown on dissent. This kind of military behavior has made the overall atmosphere in Myanmar extremely tense. In response to this violent rule, the United Nations calls on the international community to adopt further sanctions to weaken the combat capability of the military.
There has also been unrest within the Myanmar Army**. More than 4,000 soldiers have surrendered or rebelled, and the loss of hundreds of outposts and several commanders has left the Myanmar military in a difficult position at the military level. This situation begs the question, how will the chaos in Myanmar end? The United Nations has tried to engage with the military with a view to weakening its combat effectiveness, but due to the lack of sincerity on the part of the military, the results of communication have been limited.
Russia has a special role to play in this crisis. As the largest military country, Russia has provided Myanmar with a large number of weapons, including jet fighters, armed fighters, etc. This support has raised questions from the international community, especially when the UN envoy referred to the transfer of Russia-Myanmar, which was criticized by the Russian representative. Russia's involvement has further complicated the situation in Myanmar and made the game between China, the United States and Russia more intense.
China has adopted a pragmatic attitude on the Myanmar issue and has maintained strong ties with the Myanmar military. This relationship is reflected in the joint fight against cybercrime, in particular the transfer of the head of the Kokang border guards to China. For China, in addition to cracking down on wire fraud and saving compatriots, it also needs to ensure the safety of huge investments. China wants to include Myanmar in the Belt and Road Initiative, but it cannot interfere too much in Myanmar's internal affairs at this stage.
In stark contrast, Western countries such as the United States and Britain are waiting for Aung San Suu Kyi to return to the stage of history. Because of Aung San Suu Kyi's deep ties with the West, these countries have imposed a series of sanctions on Min Aung Hlaing. They may have underestimated the warlord-turned-Min Aung Hlaing, and as long as he remains firmly in the grip of military power, Aung San Suu Kyi's chances of a comeback are slim.
The chaos in Myanmar also involves humanitarian relief efforts. Nearly 18.6 million people are in urgent need of relief, and in 2023, 10,000 children died from severe acute malnutrition, as reported by the United Nations. The United Nations did its best to promote the relief efforts, but the reduction of the area controlled by the military and the intensification of the war made the rescue mission very difficult.
In the face of the chaotic situation in Myanmar, China, the United States and Russia have very different positions. The Chinese side remains pragmatic, the Russian side provides support, and the West waits for an opportunity. This crisis has left people feeling deeply helpless, and perhaps only time will tell. The future of Myanmar is uncertain, and one can only hope to "let the bullets fly for a while" and see how time decides.
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