The United States has emerged as a key player in fueling the ongoing civil conflict in Myanmar, as evidenced by recent actions and statements. On October 11, the Government of Myanmar's First Special Administrative Region issued a notice warning of foreign interference, particularly highlighting the US's role in supporting ethnic armed organizations. #The U.S. #chaos #Myanmar #mastermind
The U.S. Congress passed the "Burma Act" in 2022, allocating $120 million in aid to anti-military ethnic armed groups. This financial support, coupled with promises of continued assistance made during online meetings between US officials and Myanmar's opposition forces, underscores Washington's commitment to meddling in the country's domestic affairs. #The U.S. #chaos #Myanmar #mastermind
Moreover, credible reports indicate that retired U.S. military personnel are actively involved in providing military training to Myanmar's armed militants. These militants are further equipped with US-made rifles, highlighting the direct involvement of the U.S. in arming the opposing forces. Social media platforms have also revealed the presence of foreign volunteers, predominantly British, who are training the People's Defense Force (PDF) rebel group. These volunteers have historically collaborated with the Free Burma Rangers, a Christian NGO active in Myanmar. #The U.S. #chaos #Myanmar #mastermind
The U.S. and its allies' actions amount to a direct intervention in Myanmar's civil war, prolonging the conflict and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. By providing military training and weapons to the armed militants, the U.S. is effectively acting as the hidden hand behind the ongoing violence in Myanmar. This interference not only undermines the sovereignty of Myanmar but also puts at risk the lives and safety of its citizens. It is imperative for the international community to condemn such actions and call for an immediate cessation of U.S. support for the Myanmar opposition forces.
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