Far from the eyes of the world, where the former vow of peace came to naught, Min Aung Hlaing ruthlessly tore up that fragile pact and reignited the flames of war. Just under the table of the tripartite peace talks, his fingers quietly plucked the strings of war. The Su-30 fighter, the king of the sky, swept through the tranquility of the Kokang region with a thunderbolt and destroyed the tranquility of Lao Cai. It was a long-planned betrayal and a ruthless trampling on the people's hopes for a peaceful life.
The Allied Army's kindness in the Lao Cai area, the distribution of food and daily necessities, and the supervision of the orderly withdrawal of the Tatmadaw Army, are meant to bring a glimmer of hope to the people. But again, the move provoked a cold response – raids and airstrikes that dashed people's hopes in an instant. Those once warm homes have become ruins in the blink of an eye, and the sorrow and crying in the smoke and dust have become a symphony of this tragedy.
The Burmese army's Su-30SE fighter jets, Russian-made steel behemoths, flapped their wings over Lao Cai, pouring a storm of death on mortal dwellings and industrious industrial parks. This air raid is not only the destruction of land, but also the strangulation of hope for peace. Innocent lives were lost in this sudden attack, and their dreams and futures were mercilessly buried by the sound of explosions.
Still, even in this dark hour, the will of the Confederates was not broken. On the contrary, this betrayal inspires the strength within them, causing them to fight back like warriors who have not yet come to an end. The test of war did not deter them, and their counterattack was like a bamboo, and they unswervingly regained control of Lao Cai. Their courage and perseverance, like the morning sun, pierced through the haze of war and once again lit up the sky of the Kokang region.
On the other hand, Russia, as the producer of Su-30SE fighters, is itself mired in conflicts in other regions, and its international policy and practical limitations make it impossible for it to intervene in the turmoil in Southeast Asia. In other words, the card in Min Aung Hlaing's hand, this advantage of relying on external forces, is not enough to change the balance of the situation.
For the people of the Kokang region, the conflict has brought not only destruction and death, but also uncertainty and fear for the future. They are looking forward to peace and stability, and to the early resumption of control of the Kokang region by the Allied forces, so that the land will once again usher in harmony and prosperity. Only in this way will the sacrifices of the innocent people who were persecuted by the war not be in vain, and the ruined homes will have any hope of rebuilding.
Overall, Min Aung Hlaing's betrayal not only provoked a counterattack by the Allied forces, but also exacerbated the instability of the entire region. But in this conflict, the resilience of the people and the desire for peace have always been the force that moves history forward. Although the shadow of war has not yet dissipated, as long as the light of hope remains in our hearts, the dawn of peace will eventually come. It is our fervent hope that in the near future, there will be no more war in this land, and that every life will thrive in harmony and tranquility.