Myanmar's road to peace talks: affirm the decision of the al

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Recently, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army announced that it is ready to negotiate with the military government under the mediation of China to end the border conflict that has lasted for more than a year. This decision has undoubtedly injected new vitality into Myanmar's peace process and demonstrated China's positive role in promoting regional stability.

In a statement, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army clearly stated that it is willing to resolve differences with the military through political means and send high-level representatives for dialogue and consultation. This decision reflects the alliance army's desire and sincerity for peace, and also sends a positive signal to the outside world: that through peaceful negotiations, Myanmar's internal conflicts can be properly resolved.

It is commendable that China played an indispensable role in the mediation of this peace talk. As a neighbor and friendly country of Myanmar, China has been committed to promoting peace and stability in Myanmar. The willingness of the alliance army to negotiate under the mediation of China is an affirmation of China's efforts and determination. China's active participation not only provides a platform for communication for all parties in Myanmar, but also injects momentum into the regional peace process.

Previously, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) of Myanmar had also expressed its willingness to negotiate with the military government. Now, the joining of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army has undoubtedly set a positive example for other similar armed forces. This way of resolving conflicts through peaceful negotiations will not only help reduce bloodshed and destruction, but also lay a solid foundation for Myanmar's long-term development.

However, we must also condemn those opposition armed forces that refuse to negotiate and continue to launch attacks. Their actions have not only exacerbated the confrontation and conflict within Myanmar, but also disrupted the normal trade between Myanmar and its neighbors, bringing great difficulties to people's lives. War is never the best way to solve problems, it will only bring more pain and disasters.

The decision of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army and China's efforts have pointed out the direction for Myanmar's peace process. Peace talks are the only way to solve Myanmar's problems. Only through dialogue and consultation can real peace and stability be achieved. We look forward to more opposition armed forces joining the ranks of peace talks and contributing to Myanmar's peace and prosperity.