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Ethnic alliance warn government attacks on Kachin show its true position towards the country ethnic groups
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Ethnic alliance claim government s peace offer is ploy to destroy their unity
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Kachin fighting unites ethnic armed alliance
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Ethnic alliance claim government’s peace offer is ploy to destroy their unity
The United National Federal Council claim in a statement released this week that President Thein Sein’s peace offer to ethnic armed groups is only an attempt to break up the unity of the UNFC.
Naing Han Tha, general secretary of the UNFC said that the government peace offer is to divide ethnic alliance and it won’t lead anywhere.
“They [Burma government] claimed that as there are different ethnic States, the needs in each case are different. They approached individual member organizations of UNFC and we viewed this is an attempt to divide us. They want to meet UNFC members individually and make ceasefire agreement separately, and then will delay a genuine peace process by reaching individual [business] development agreements with each group. The end point is as they have written in their constitution – ceasefire groups will be turned into Border Guard Force or a militia group under the direct c
Ethnic alliance warn government attacks on Kachin show its true position towards the country ethnic groups
Naing Han Tha, the general secretary of the UNFC told
Karen News that its members are opposed to the government’s attacks on the Kachin.
“The UNFC members are upset about the attacks on Kachin. We all demand the government stops its offensive in Kachin State.”
Naing Han Tha said that the UNFC would be reconsidering its current political and military positions if the government troops do not stop the attacks in Kachin State.
The UNFC issued a statement in early January condemning the governments use of jet fighters and helicopters that have been bombarding the Kachin Independent Army camps at Laijayang and Namhsenyan and the use of heavy artillery, including 105mm and 120mm mortars.