Anti-Coup Forces in Myanmar: The Battle for State Control

Myanmar’s post-2021 coup conflict has evolved into one of Asia’s most complex and under-reported civil wars. Anti-Coup Forces in Myanmar is a Global Eye Intelligence conflict studies report that delivers a clear, structured assessment of how resistance movements are steadily eroding the military junta’s grip on power.

The report maps the rise of anti-junta forces, including the National Unity Government (NUG), People’s Defence Forces (PDFs), and powerful ethnic armed organisations operating across border regions. It analyses battlefield dynamics, territorial losses suffered by the State Administration Council, and the growing fragmentation of Myanmar’s military authority. Special focus is placed on cross-border implications for India, China, Thailand, and Bangladesh, highlighting refugee flows, insurgent spillovers, and Beijing’s strategic calculations.

Beyond combat, the report evaluates failed peace overtures, election legitimacy debates, and ASEAN’s limited mediation role. Scenario-based insights outline where Myanmar’s conflict could head next—prolonged fragmentation, intensified military escalation, or negotiated political transition.

Civil wars rarely stay contained. Those who understand Myanmar’s resistance architecture early will recognise the next regional shock before it unfolds. Follow Global Eye Intelligence to stay ahead of conflict trajectories shaping South and Southeast Asia’s security future.