The outskirts of Lao Cai in Myanmar are becoming a battle-torn battle, and Nantianmen and Mixiangou have become the focus of contention between the Allied and Burmese forces. The complexity and urgency of the battle were worrying, and on the night of December 28, the Allies launched a night attack on Mixiangou, triggering a fierce battle that lasted all night. The flames of war burned, the sound of artillery was incessant, and the light of the fire reflected in the night sky.
The night attack was unusual, as the Allied forces reportedly used more than 100 drones to carry out an all-round attack on Mixiangou. However, the Burmese army's strong fortifications brought the battle to a stalemate, and the two sides were locked in a long tug-of-war.
As the location of the headquarters of the Burmese army, Mixiangou plays an important role. The Allied night raids not only demonstrated their desire for this key stronghold, but also their determination to fight a decisive battle. This night battle has carved a strong mark on the periphery of Lao Cai, and it has also written a new chapter in the war situation that the world is concerned about.
However, the Allied drone attack did not seem to have changed the tide of the war quickly. On the same night, the Burmese army sent several helicopters to deliver supplies in the direction of Nantianmen. However, the operation turned out to be a bizarre coincidence, and the helicopter mistakenly landed on the Allied positions. The Confederates received no small amount of loot from it, including a lot of food and shells.
The Burmese army on South Tianmen Mountain may be facing a shortage of supplies, and the Allied forces are expected to cut off the material support of the Burmese army by besieging the foot of the mountain, causing the South Tianmen Mountain to be in chaos. If successful, this strategy will secure key opportunities for the Allies and break the current stalemate.
However, the offensive and defensive battle of Mixiangou in Lao Cai is still the key to the whole battle. The capture of this stronghold would be a major victory for the Allied forces. This will not only boost their morale, but will also have a strong deterrent effect on the Burmese army on the South Tianmen Mountain psychologically, creating favorable conditions for follow-up operations.