It has been over one year since the armed resistance against the military council began. The armed resistance which started with slingshots, sticks, knives and Tumi continues to resist the junta’s massive offensives such as airstrikes and the firing of heavy and light weapons.

However, the demand for ammunition and funds on the battleground grows the longer the resistance lasts.

The BNI-Myanmar Peace Monitor’s weekly review for this week focuses on the mission to procure automatic rifles based on the incidents in which the resistance fighters sacrifice their lives with the belief that “The enemy’s arms are ours”.

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