Myanmar is the most violent place in the world, according to the ACLED research group, which publishes battlefield information.
Since the military coup d'état in February 2021, civil conflicts have killed 50,000 people, including at least 8,000 civilians, and displaced 2.3 million people.
Seven months after the 1027 operation of the three northern alliances, the bloody conflict is still going on in Myanmar, he said.
ACLED's report states that the current conflict is worsening the country's economy and increasing poverty. The military's mismanagement has led to economic crises, and the poverty rate has doubled compared to March 2020, he said.
According to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, almost half of Myanmar's population is facing poverty. As the military continues to restrict access to conflict areas, rural communities are at risk of starvation, the report said.
To make matters worse, the military has blocked off key supply routes and waterways across the country, preventing aid workers from reaching the more than 17 million people in need.
ACLED is an independent international organization that collects conflict-related information from countries around the world.
Never-ending violence!
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