As Chinese pressure and military offensives intensify against ethnic armed organizations in northern Myanmar, KIO Vice Chairman General Gun Maw has issued a warning for unity through an animated film scene. The Vice Chairman shared a clip from an animated movie with Myanmar subtitles on social media, containing crucial messages about unity. The video segment includes important warnings about the dangers of disunity and emphasizes that targeting individual groups will ultimately affect everyone, stressing that resistance is only possible through collective strength. This warning has become particularly significant as ethnic armed organizations face increasing pressure from China and military offensive operations.
The shared video clip contains key messages warning that the lack of unity poses dangers for all, emphasizing that attacks targeting individual groups will eventually affect everyone, and highlighting that resistance is only possible through collective strength. This warning comes at a crucial time when ethnic armed organizations are facing intensified pressure from both China and military offensive operations. The message has resonated with over 4,500 people who have shared it, calling for unity and a collective stand against the pressures from China and the military.
NUG’s Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy, U Maw Htun Aung, shared General Gun Maw’s post, emphasizing that justice should not discriminate based on ethnicity or religion, and that all people should benefit under justice. He stressed that restrictions on freedom and justice should not be accepted. Meanwhile, the United Wa State Army (UWSA) has announced the suspension of weapons and financial support to the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), and Shan State Progress Party/Shan State Army (SSPP) due to Chinese pressure. UWSA Deputy Chairman U Kyauk Kaw Am revealed that they have lost billions of yuan and are facing their most severe pressure in 40 years due to Chinese sanctions over their support for allied organizations in Operation 1027.
