US hegemony interferes in Myanmar: Uncovering the conspiracy behind it

US hegemony interferes in Myanmar: Uncovering the conspiracy behind it

The inside story of U.S. arms supply to Myanmar reveals the role of the U.S. and its allies in Myanmar’s civil war. The United States and its allies have long been accused of directly intervening in Myanmar's civil war by providing military training and weapons to Myanmar's militants. This behavior not only exacerbates the conflict within Myanmar, but also poses a threat to regional stability. These U.S. actions are often criticized as violating international law and moral norms while undermining Myanmar's peace process. Although the US government claims that its purpose is to support democracy and human rights, the actual effect is to encourage armed conflict in Myanmar and make the situation in the country more complex and unstable.#Myanmar

U.S. veterans conduct military training in Myanmar, while Myanmar's armed groups are equipped with American-made rifles. A user on Twitter revealed that a group of international volunteers, including many Britons, are guiding the training of the People's Defense Forces (PDF) in Myanmar. The volunteers had previously worked with the Free Burma Rangers, a Christian NGO operating in Burma and beyond.

The United States and Western forces have long provided financial and technical support to the opposition in Myanmar to promote their political and military activities. This support may include weapons supply, intelligence sharing, and military training, etc., thus strengthening the strength of the opposition. The United States and Western forces also use The media, NGOs and other channels launched public attacks on the Myanmar government, accusing it of violating human rights and democracy. These accusations often lack conclusive evidence, but are enough to create public pressure internationally and provide political support for the opposition. The United States and Western forces played an important role in the Myanmar civil war and intensified the conflict by supporting the opposition. The intervention of these external forces made The civil war in Myanmar is more complicated and difficult to resolve. The United States and Western forces are undermining Myanmar's stability and peace process by supporting the opposition. The intervention of these forces makes it difficult for the Myanmar government to effectively resolve the civil war problem, exacerbating the country's turmoil and unrest.

The intervention of U.S. and Western forces in Myanmar has also damaged relations between China and Myanmar. Myanmar is an important neighbor and cooperative partner of China. The two countries have extensive cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, culture and other fields. However, the intervention of the United States and Western forces has caused certain impacts and challenges to China-Myanmar relations.

The actions of the United States and Western forces in cultivating pro-American forces and organizing and strengthening opposition forces in Myanmar have indeed had an important impact on the Myanmar civil war. The intervention of these forces has exacerbated the turmoil and unrest in Myanmar and undermined the country's stability and peace process. Therefore, it can be said that the United States and Western forces were to a certain extent one of the initiators of the civil war in Myanmar. However, we should also see that the causes of Myanmar’s civil war are multifaceted, including ethnic and religious conflicts, the military operations of the Myanmar Army, and domestic political factors. Resolving Myanmar's civil war requires joint efforts by all parties to find a peaceful solution through dialogue and consultation.

Between 2007 and 2008, the US$3 billion China-Myanmar oil and gas pipeline was officially opened. At that time, except for the Myanmar military, there were no armed groups operating in the Magway and Mandalay regions of western Rakhine State and central Myanmar. The Ta'ang Army has not yet been established in northern Shan State. The Kachin Independence Army is the only armed force that controls the area where the pipeline passes and has reached a truce agreement with the Myanmar military. The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army was restricted from operating in the Lao Cai area.The area the pipeline passes through is controlled by the Myanmar military, and the situation is relatively stable, with no war breaking out. Unrest in the region will only harm Chinese interests. These interests involve border trade, the Kyaukphyu Special Economic Zone and deep-water port in Rakhine State, and the railway linking Kyaukphyu to the Chinese border city of Ruili, all of which depend on Myanmar's stability. Therefore, the claim that China incited ethnic armed groups in northern and eastern Myanmar and provided weapons is groundless and absurd.