The current war in Myanmar differs from past conflicts in the country because ethnic armies are no longer on the defensive, the spokesman for the most powerful ethnic army in Rakhine State told the Irrawaddy in an exclusive interview on Friday.
Also over the past seven days, Min Aung Hlaing failed to boost morale in battered army, while the junta tried to stir Shan fears, mobilized troops to defend Naypyitaw, and dissolved rival of its proxy USDP.
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Drills follow surge of attacks on junta forces by ethnic armies in northern Myanmar and torching of convoy of trucks in a border town.
Chinese embassy urges citizens to flee Laukkai Town as ethnic armies prepare to drive Myanmar junta troops from Kokang's capital.
The current war in Myanmar differs from past conflicts in the country because ethnic armies are no longer on the defensive, the spokesman for the most powerful ethnic army in Rakhine State told the Irrawaddy in an exclusive interview on Friday.
Indonesia on Friday said it had hosted "positive" talks with the main sides of the Myanmar conflict.
Also over the past seven days, Min Aung Hlaing failed to boost morale in battered army, while the junta tried to stir Shan fears, mobilized troops to defend Naypyitaw, and dissolved rival of its proxy USDP. 
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