The flood washed away the temple of the Dragon King, and the Kokang Allied Army fought with the Northern Shan State Army, and the battle lasted for two days.
On the first day, there was an exchange of fire between the Allied forces and a squad in Northern Shan State, which lasted more than 10 minutes, and then the leaders of the two sides engaged in negotiations, most likely unsettled. The next day, the Allied forces launched more than 50 drone attacks on the camp of the Northern Shan State Army, and the two sides also engaged in a ground war.
Both sides suffered casualties, but the results were not announced. The Allied forces directly dispatched the drone brigade, presumably with the instructions of the high-level.
It is generally believed that the Northern Shan State Army is also an anti-Burmese army, and that they have close ties with the Wa State and are also members of the same camp as the allied forces.
The Northern Shan State Army considers the Dai inhabited areas in Shan State to be their territory. However, after Operation 1027, the Allied forces occupied a large area, invisibly squeezing the space for the Northern Shan State Army's activities.
The dispute between the two sides is likely to have sparked over a land grab, which has also clashed between the Northern Shan State Army and the De'ang Army in Namkan Township.
The conflict between the two sides has made the situation in northern Myanmar delicate. After Operation 1027, Wa moved the fraud park in the territory to the Wanhai area, which is where the headquarters of the Northern Shan State Army is located, which also shows that the relationship between the two sides is good.
The Allied forces fought the Northern Shan State Army, and the Wa State would definitely intervene in mediation. The following developments can be deduced whether the allied forces gave face to the Wa State or not, which can be regarded as a touchstone for the relationship between the two armed forces.
