Recipe for a massacre: How does the Myanmar junta thrive?

What has let the junta survive this long despite sanctions are regular military and jet fuel imports, cash raked in from its offshore oil fields, as well as the oilfield services companies dealing with the Tatmadaw in progressing its projects.

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