Yemen Civil War News and Discussion.. an evolving situation

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This war can be simply explained this way, who is fighting who?

Ansarullah consisting of Houthis, national volunteers from all over Yemen, Muradi tribe, Shafei tribes plus Iranian aid.

VS

Al-Saud, Saudi armed and funded mercenaries called giant brigades etc, plus aid from UK, USA, Israel (limited to intelligence aid).

Its not that hard to say who is right and who is wrong in this war.

Here fixed it for you.

This war can be simply explained this way, who is fighting who?

Iran armed and Funded Ansarullah consisting of Houthis rebels.

VS

Al-Saud, Saudi armed and funded Yemeni army called giant brigades etc, plus aid from UK, USA, Israel (limited to intelligence aid).

Its not that hard to say who is right and who is wrong in this war.

 

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Thats what everyone here thought the myanmar government would collapse after rohingya issue but now they are all pretty quiet no?

Myannmar has been split up more then the balkans and Balkanized more then the balkans... Myanmar Gov´t is just a fiefdom at this point out of 12-16 other fiefdoms. Myanmar got destroyed from the inside. What happened to Myanmar is a mystery and has nothing to do with the very small tiny rohinga community. But there are some inner forces that has destroyed themselves.

I recall Syria was once split into 3 parts for a long period for maybe like 15 years but Myanmmar takes the cake it actully doesn´t even mirror like civil war but rather Balkans where every ethnic group wants their own thing. Mynamar itself is dead. The has now lasted for 5 years which means it is relatively young but once it matures and reaches 10 to 15 years things will become more clear that the only solution is balkanization.

This is the currently Myanmar map.

1. The Military Regime (The Junta)

• • Entity: The State Administration Council (SAC) / Tatmadaw.
  • Territorial Hold: Independent UN and maritime analysts estimate the junta firmly controls between 15% and 30% of Myanmar's total territory, primarily consolidated around the major urban centers (Yangon, Mandalay), the capital (Naypyidaw), and the central heartland
  • 2. The Democratic Opposition
    • • Entity: The National Unity Government (NUG) and its armed wing, the People’s Defence Forces (PDF).
      • Territorial Hold: The NUG operates as a shadow government. Localized PDF units hold or maintain active administrative zones across several rural townships, particularly in the Sagaing and Magway regions.
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    3. Major Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs)
    The remaining territory—particularly the vast borderlands—is divided among autonomous ethnic armies. The primary entities holding and administering distinct territories include:
    
    

    Entity / Force	Primary Region of Territorial Control
    Arakan Army (AA)	Holds a near-monopoly over Rakhine State and parts of Chin State.
    Kachin Independence Army (KIA)	Controls extensive territories across Kachin State and northern Shan State.
    Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA)	Rules the Kokang region and adjacent areas in northern Shan State.
    Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA)	Holds territory in the Ta'ang (Palaung) self-administered areas of Shan State.
    United Wa State Army (UWSA)	Maintains absolute, highly militarized control over the Wa Self-Administered Division along the Chinese border.
    Karen National Union (KNU)	Holds territory in Kayin (Karen) State along the Thai border.
    Chin National Front (CNF) / Chin Brotherhood	Dominates the mountainous terrain of Chin State.
    Karenni Nationalities Defence Force (KNDF)	Holds significant portions of Kayah (Karenni) State.
    Mon National Liberation Army (MNLA)	Maintains localized pockets of control in Mon State.
    Pa-O National Liberation Organization (PNLO)	Holds smaller pockets of territory within Shan State.

    
    Summary Dynamics
    In total, there are at least 12 to 16 distinct administrative entities currently exercising physical, governance, or military control over specific regions of Myanmar. Because frontlines change and smaller local defense militias form independent alliances, the exact map of territorial control remains fluid.