Interviews

“The current problem in Myanmar is not the political problem between the military council and the EAOs. The current crisis cannot be solved by the EAOs and the military council alone. The problem created by the military council is the problem between the public and the military council. The CNF has no plan to hold talks with the military council.” Salai Htet Ni, Spokesperson of the CNF.

“Due to the coup, the party politics is not working. Youths are less interested in party politics. The people have kept in their minds that they must turn to the revolutionary path for what they want.” U Pe Than, Ex-MP from Myebon Township

“We are implementing our works based on the charter. We must carry out discussions and coordination on any acts which go against the charter. We expect so.” U Aung San Myint, Secretary-2 of the KNPP.

“The current fighting in Shan State is due to the extension of influential areas to fight for jurisdiction over a territory between Shan races, taxation areas and the recruitment of new soldiers.” U Than Soe Naing (Political and Ethnic Affairs Analyst)

“We no longer view the ZRO/ZRA as our friend as we view it as an organization which cooperates with the terrorist military council and doesn’t encourage the revolution, rather than disunity.” Ko Paw Lu, Spokesperson of the CJDC

“There will be no guarantee for the security of the public if the military council fires shots by taking cover of the village. The public may suffer the evil consequences of the war.” Pastor Aung Aung, a local from Putao

“To be frank, trust is very low. When I reported the real situation to my seniors, they did not agree to it.” Detained Major San Yu from LIB-555

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