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The rebellion's coalition faces its own unique challenges despite significant territorial gains. One of the most pressing issues is the lack of unified command among the various rebel factions. Each militia operates under its distinct ethnic identity, which can lead to disjointed efforts against the Tatmadaw. Recent actions by some groups to accept ceasefires with the regime indicate a fracturing resolve among the alliance.
Additionally, the rebels are hampered by a deficiency in advanced weaponry and air defense systems, culminating in a scenario akin to earlier conflicts where asymmetrical warfare favors the better-equipped government forces. The rebels have shown resilience but must grapple with the harsh reality of their logistics and resource constraints.