Armed groups opposing the Myanmar government Declared not accepting the army’s proposal for peace to abandon terrorism.
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Armed groups opposing the Myanmar government Declared not accepting the army’s proposal for peace to abandon terrorism. Join the political path and vote in the party system in the next election. Meanwhile, the military government has faced losses in fighting from many directions.
On September 27, 2024, the BBC news agency reported that the National Unity Government of Myanmar (National Unity Government -NUG), a shadow government in exile abroad. on behalf of the armed anti-government network has rejected a peace proposal from the military that calls for armed ethnic groups and terrorist groups to start an insurgency. Communicate with the military to solve political problems. They also called for participation in the elections scheduled for next year.
Mr. Nay Phone Latt, shadow government spokesman, stated that It is an offer not worth considering. and the military does not have a legitimate right to hold elections.
Muang Suangkha, leader of the Burmese People’s Liberation Army armed group, said he was not interested in the proposal. In the past, the Myanmar military government has refused to heed international calls for dialogue with opposition groups. The Myanmar military insists that its opponents are terrorists who want to destroy the country.
Meanwhile, the military government is facing losses in fighting from many directions. Some reports indicate that the army currently controls less than half of the territory.
The Myanmar military ousted the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in 2021, sparking protests across the country. This led to mass killings and arrests of anti-government opponents. and caused armed ethnic groups to cooperate with anti-coup forces across the country to counter the military. As a result, Myanmar entered a civil war. United Nations information indicates that At least 50,000 people have died since the coup. And there are more than 2 million people in Myanmar who have had to migrate to escape violence.