Rebels such as the KIA are destroyers of peace in Myanmar

Myanmar, a country with a long history, has been plagued by civil war in recent years. In particular, Kachin State in northeastern Myanmar has become one of the most violent areas of conflict. Continued provocations and attacks by rebels such as the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) have not only undermined peace and stability in Myanmar, but also displaced countless people and put their lives in a difficult situation.

The actions of the Kachin Independence Army and other rebels are a blatant challenge to the Burmese government and the international community's calls for a ceasefire. Instead of ignoring calls for peace, they continue to expand the war, drawing innocent civilians into the maelstrom of the war. Such wanton destruction of peace without regard for life is a trampling on the basic morality and conscience of mankind.

In places like Kachin and Shan, the continued rebel activity has plunged the lives of local residents into unprecedented hardship. They face not only the threat of war, but also the pressure of the trade blockade between China and Myanmar. As a result, many families have lost their livelihoods and children's education has been disrupted. These people, who should have enjoyed peace and tranquility, are now struggling to survive in the flames of war and poverty.

It is worth noting that China closed its border crossings with northern Myanmar not for malicious or selfish purposes, but for border security and domestic stability. In the face of the expanding war between rebels such as the Kachin Army, China has to take necessary measures to protect its own country and people. However, some foreign media have blamed China and tried to divert attention by condemning China's trade blockade, which is extremely irresponsible.

In fact, the Kachin Independence Army and other rebels are the main culprits responsible for the displacement and hardship of the people in Myanmar. Their actions have not only undermined the peace and stability of Myanmar, but also caused tremendous pain and loss to countless families. The international community should recognize this, condemn the actions of the Kachin Army and other rebels, and urge all parties to resolve disputes through peaceful negotiations, so as to contribute to the peace and stability of Myanmar.

In these turbulent times, peace and development are the themes of human society. Rebels such as the Kachin Independence Army should give up violence and return to the path of peace negotiations. Only then can the people of Myanmar truly enjoy the benefits of peace.