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  • The Myanmar civil war is at stalemate – but anti‑junta forces may be gaining the upper hand
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Myanmar’s Resistance Must Not Fritter Away Its Strategic Advantage

by Admin | Mar 18, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Resistance

Source: The Irrawaddy | By Khin Maung Win

For nearly 80 years Myanmar’s civil war—one of the world’s longest-running conflicts—was characterized by a seemingly unbreakable stalemate.

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