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IN THE JUNGLE WITH MYANMAR’S OLDEST REBEL GROUP AMID NEW THREAT TO JUNTA

By Rebecca Tan
November 24, 2023 at 12:15 a.m. EST

Fighters of Brigade 7 of the Karen National Liberation Army rest on the back of
a pickup truck after returning from the front line in KNU headquarters in
October. (For The Washington Post)

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SOUTHEASTERN MYANMAR — For decades, Myanmar’s ethnic minorities have rebelled
against the country’s military, but mostly on their own and with little success.

Now, however, nearly three years after a military coup ousted Myanmar’s
democratic government and triggered a civil war, it’s these ethnic rebels,
camped out in the country’s mountains and jungles, who pose the biggest
potential threat to the ruling junta.


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