After the 2021 coup the donors, NGOs and CSOs of 'Peaceland' decamped from Yangon to Thailand, but their Western, 'we-know-best' narrative remains largely unchanged.
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The Arakan Army says it will retaliate for the murder of civilians in Pauktaw Township after a regime counterattack.
The resistance groups in Kayah State say they have taken around 20 junta positions since launching their offensive on November 11.
Anti-regime groups across Myanmar are reporting that junta soldiers and police are surrendering as their will to fight breaks.
Fighting between the Arakan Army (AA) and the regime troops has erupted since Monday in northern part of Myanmar's western Rakhine State.
The UN insisted "reprisals are absolutely forbidden" for Myanmar regime soldiers captured amid an offensive launched by anti-military armed groups.
After the 2021 coup the donors, NGOs and CSOs of 'Peaceland' decamped from Yangon to Thailand, but their Western, 'we-know-best' narrative remains largely unchanged.
Also this week, pro-regime demonstrators claimed China gave the green light for the ethnic resistance's border offensive. 
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