Avinash Arora

It is well known that the military of Myanmar, locally called Tatmadaw, orchestrated a nationwide coup 3 years ago. It was done just to stop President Win Myint and State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi from assuming their government duties in the parliament the next day. The country has been in an undeclared war with its people since that day. While the military of the nation is banking on the superiority of its traditional fixed-wing aircraft, the anti-Junta forces and ethnic armed groups are making the most of drone technology. Organisations like the Three Brotherhood Alliance have taken the route of using drones to strike back at the military. They have been using drone technology to not only map the territories for attack but also assess the troop strength of Tatmadaw. These groups are then dismantling the regime outposts and stakeout groups with the help of their drone techs and tools. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have played a significant role in this warfare. From Use to M...