Junta airstrikes have increased in Myanmar 

 Since March this year, the junta forces have increased air strikes in Myanmar at a massive rate, according to various international media. In October alone, further than 20 air strikes killed hundreds of people. Analysts claim that the junta administration has not been suitable to maintain control over the territory since assuming power. So they've to rise and fall to sustain their reality. News from Irrawaddy. 

 

 According to media reports, on October 23, the junta forces carried out an aerial attack on a cultural event in the Kachin state of Myanmar. Many people including musicians lost their lives. The spokesperson of the junta, Jao Min Tun, has defended this barbaric incident. He said, Kachin Independence Organization was getting involved inanti-government activities. They were also supporting the People's Defense Force in terrorist activities. On the heels of this incident, on Friday( October 29), another casualty happed in the Sagaing region in a copter attack. The brutality of the junta government is once again the caption of the international media. 

 According to Myanmar media Irrawaddy, the armed group People's Defense Force helped to save the residers from the persecution of the junta government. On receiving the news, the Junta troopers attacked. After two hours of nonstop fighting, they opened fire from the aircraft. Several casualties passed on the spot. 

 

 According to analysts, the junta administration has held power in Myanmar for more than a year and a half. After assuming power, they piece by piece lost control of the territory in the face of resistance from the revolutionists. The country's rebel- held government, or NUG, claims it controls further than 50 percent of the country's territory. In contrast, the Janata Bahini has control of only 5 to 6 percent of the territory. Having lost control of the territory, the Janata Bahini is now trying to retake it by using its warplanes. 

 Since March of this year, the Janata Bahini has increased its airstrikes at a large rate, according to various international media. They've carried out further than 20 airstrikes in the first 28 days of October. Hundreds of people have died in these attacks, said those concerned. 

 

 Analysts worry that the more the junta loses control over the territory, the greater the threat of airstrikes. Because the junta forces have come hopeless to establish their own control in view of the upcoming elections.