As the Spring Revolution continues, the determination of resistance forces to end the military dictatorship remains steadfast. Now approaching its fifth year, the armed struggle has made significant progress, marked by the seizure of towns and bases, and even the capture and control of the junta’s Regional Military Commands. However, in terms of coordinated operations, only sporadic efforts have been observed, highlighting the urgent need to achieve coordinated action through unity and collective strength to end the military dictatorship.
For the military junta, their plan is to stage a sham election as a last resort to salvage their failed coup process, aiming to deceive the international community and the public by forming a “civilian” government of former military officers. To this end, they are designating everyone who opposes this sham election— whether through words, actions, or even in thought, labelling them as disruptors and saboteurs of the election and imposing severe punishments. While unable to hold their sham election even in urban neighborhoods, they are attempting to expand territory by committing indiscriminate airstrikes on areas controlled by resistance groups for the sake of their sham election.
This issue BNI-Myanmar Peace Monitor’s Bi-Weekly News Review takes a closer look at the military formations and coordinated movements of resistance groups likely to be seen after 2025, as well as the military junta’s probable moves following the upcoming election.
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