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Even if the Kachin people are good at fighting in the jungle, they are not regular troops after all, they do not have enough equipment and sufficient training, and it is quite good to be able to withstand the encirclement and suppression of the ** army.

Because although their combat ability is very strong, they are only relatively strong in jungle combat, and they are not so powerful in big cities.

The rabble. The strong ones are individual soldiers, small groups.

But the army is a discipline, look at Napoleon's famous saying, one Mamluk soldier can defeat 3 French soldiers, 3 Mamluk soldiers can draw with 3 French soldiers, and 100 French soldiers can defeat 300 Mamluk soldiers.

Winning battles and gaining jurisdiction is not just about being strong!

In terms of warfare, in addition to jungle warfare, there are also operations and occupations in other areas and terrains; And when fighting, logistics and the support of the local people are also very important factors!

Even after the occupation, how to achieve normal jurisdiction is also very important, if you can't govern it, it will be occupied in vain!

The victory or loss of a fight depends on the individual soldiers, but the victory or loss of a war depends on the overall volume of the war. No matter how strong the Kachin people are in individual combat, their total population, logistics and supplies, equipment, and mobilization potential cannot be compared with the first army. They basically have no hope of overthrowing the ** army, and they exist because the price of eliminating them is too great for the ** army to accept.

The strongest man in jungle combat? Who defines it? Compare with whom? A group of rabble who rely on instinct, that is, the Burmese army, is nothing, or it will be done long ago.

The Kachin can only be active on their own territory, and they have no ability to fight the Burmese ZF Army when they go out, and the jungle warplanes and artillery basically cannot exert their power, and the Kachin people who are armed with light ** in the plains have long been wiped out.

The equipment of the Myanmar ZF army is also good: JF17 Thunder Dragon fighting, Yak-130 attack aircraft, and a certain number of Qiang-5 and J-7. The army also has a large number of howitzers, rocket artillery, tanks, armored vehicles, etc.

At the military level alone, ten Kachin is not enough to fight, the disparity in strength is too great, but this is not a simple military issue, but a more complex political issue, to put it simply, Myanmar is a multi-ethnic country dominated by the Burmese, but there is a deep gap between the various ethnic groups, such as Kachin and other ethnic minorities, they do not think that the Burmese are a family with them, or even enemies, and think that the Burmese rely on strength to bully them, so even if they are militarily inferior, even if the army of a certain ethnic group is completely wiped out, it is useless, As long as mutual ethnic hatred still exists, the war will never end, and even if one is defeated, another armed force will spring up like mushrooms after a rain, so that after more than half a century of fighting, the civilian armed forces that are inferior in military strength will always be able to stumble to the death.

First, the Burmese army is not strong in combat effectiveness, and its combat effectiveness is poor. Second, Kachin can be seen as a little China.

The people are fierce. The Independence Army is a minority with a strong armed force and a united population. It's like Xiaoqiang who can't be killed.

Because they have money and **, even Myanmar** can't help them, they occupy a piece of land, just like **.

The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) is an armed force active in the Kachin Autonomous State, and the Kachin Independence Army has the same structure as the national army of Myanmar, so it is a headache for Myanmar.

The Kachin Independence Army was originally good at fighting in the mountains and forests, and the training ground in Myanmar was only plains, not forests, and it suffered a big loss when fighting with the Kachin Independence Army in the forests, which gave the Myanmar authorities a headache.

In early January 2013, when fighting escalated again in northern Myanmar's Kachin State, Myanmar's state television on January 3 quoted the Ministry of Defense as acknowledging an airstrike against the Kachin Independence Army. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on January 2 called on Myanmar** to ensure the safety of civilians; United States*** Burmese MiG-29 fighters.

Spokeswoman Nuland urged Myanmar** to cease fire with the Kachin Army and start peace talks. Kachin militants said on January 3 that the powerful military would not be constrained by Myanmar** and that their military operations were likely to discourage Western expectations of Myanmar's democratic process.

There is still no complete ceasefire in Myanmar's Kachin State. The Independence Army claimed that the IDF continued to shell their stronghold on the 20th, and that they refused to participate in the peace conference of **.

The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and local people said that on the morning of the 20th, the National Defense Forces (IDF) sent troops to attack many places in Kachin, the closest of which was only eight kilometers from the Independence Army's base camp of Leza. IDF artillery bombardment and fighter jets flew overhead, but did not join the fight.

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