Senior General Min Aung Hlaing made a high-profile inspection of the Su-30 fighter plane, which is a life-saving artifact of the Min Aung Hlaing military government. However, the Su-30 fighters could not stop it by dropping a few bombs, and they scattered on a front of more than 20,000 square kilometers

Senior General Min Aung Hlaing made a high-profile inspection of the Su-30 fighter plane, which is a life-saving artifact of the Min Aung Hlaing military government. However, the Su-30 fighters could not stop it from dropping a few bombs, and the Kokang Allied Army dispersed into platoon units on a front of more than 20,000 square kilometers and launched an offensive across the mountainous jungle.

Many people are only the power of weapons, and when it comes to weapons, they are looking at who has the most explosive power, and the most powerful explosion is the most powerful. If this is the case, why did the more than 200 fighters and helicopters of the Burmese Air Force fight for one month, and not a single stronghold of the Northern Burma Coalition Army has been destroyed, and not a single commander of the Northern Burma Coalition Army has been targeted to kill, or even an effective battle?

Since the beginning of this war, the combat effectiveness of the Kokang Allied Army has increased by leaps and bounds. Use satellite phones to contact commands, quickly approach targets in multiple directions, and use drones to conduct precise air strikes. Join forces with multiple armed groups to act in concert.

It is also good at using drones + mortars + large-caliber machine guns to attack the strongholds of the Burmese army. When encountering a stronghold of the Burmese army, it will be suppressed by heavy machine gun fire, so that the Burmese army will not move or run around, and then the drone can carry bombs on it to bomb at a fixed point. As for the living quarters behind the Burmese army stronghold, two mortar shells hit them, and the Burmese army cooks, transporters, and miscellaneous soldiers were basically solved.