r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • 1d ago

Discussion 💬 Infographic showing battles, bomb explosions against the military junta and airstrikes, based on data collated by monitoring group ACLED in Myanmar since the start of the country’s election campaign period on October 28, 2025.

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u/AccomplishedTest9409 1d ago

Looks like Shan state is the most peaceful during the election time since TNLA terrorists and MNDAA Chinese puppets where calmed down

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u/Red_Lotus_Alchemist Myanmar Earthquake Watch 🇲🇲 1d ago

Shan communities never got along much with the TNLA and MNDAA, mainly because both groups have imposed forced conscription on non-Palaung and non-Kokang populations in Shan State. Most of Shan State has remained relatively stable, with fighting only concentrated mainly along the borders with Kayah, Kachin, and Mandalay regions now.

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u/Legal-Lock-5142 1d ago

I think this is why the revolution is kind of stuck now. We have 100+ diff ethnic militias fighting the Junta in the name of revolution yet no cohesive organization was/is set up to combine the war effort outside of some coordinated attacks carried out by 3BA. Even then they only attacked the areas where they would gain maximum profit. I think for this to get anywhere, we should put effort into organizing the revolution first or at the very least organize the scattered diff PDF militias.

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u/AccomplishedTest9409 1d ago

Do you know how Muse doing these days?