As Myanmar’s civil war drags on, resistance forces face growing recruitment challenges

After more than five years of civil war, Myanmar's resistance forces are struggling to attract new recruits due to the heavy toll on both fighters and civilians. This ongoing conflict is not only straining the resources and morale of the existing groups but also diminishing the overall pool of potential new fighters. This recruitment challenge could signal a weakening of the resistance's capacity to sustain its fight against the regime, which has significant implications for the country's future stability and the prospects for democratic reforms.