“Air combat cannot be decisive. Only the cooperation between the NUG and the EAO on the ground will be decisive.”

(U Than Soe Naing – political and military commentator)

“The fact that the military council has increased air combat is not a military strength, but rather a reliance on the air force due to the poor condition of the army. Air combat is not a decisive factor in the battlefield.

“The main strength of the battle is the extent to which the NUG and EAO can cooperate,” said U Than Soe Naing, a political and military analyst. He gave this answer when asked by U Khet Aung Kyaw of BNN about the military council’s recent escalation of air combat, including the bombing of Anantpa village last Sunday.

The second part of the question that will be broadcast now… – Is the Military Council really no longer following ASEAN decisions? – How will the revolutionary forces respond to the military council’s air attack…

– How to turn sad resentment into revolutionary strength… Topics discussed.

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