Troop shortages and fears that more ethnic groups will side with the Brotherhood Alliance limit the junta's ability to fight back against Operation 1027.
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Armed groups and the civilian government have vowed to intensify fighting as the regime's grip on Sagaing Region weakens.
The regime's National Defense and Security Council has only previously met since the 2021 coup to extend emergency rule by an extra six months.
Regime loyalists pen articles heaping insults on the African country in retaliation for its Rohingya genocide case at the international court.
Police officers are being detained by the Arakan Army and junta troops as the threat of fighting looms in Rakhine State.
Anti-regime forces report they have launched a coordinated mission to encircle the junta's stronghold. 
Troop shortages and fears that more ethnic groups will side with the Brotherhood Alliance limit the junta's ability to fight back against Operation 1027.
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