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he current separatist forces in Myanmar are still very strong, because the Myanmar government has repeatedly broken its trust with the separatist forces and minority tribes. This has led to mutual distrust. The separatist forces are unwilling to lay down their arms and negotiate, demanding that the armed forces must be retained. The democratically elected government of Myanmar requires the separatists to lay down their arms and negotiate. Due to the huge differences between the two sides, conflicts have continued. From now on, Myanmar may have a long-term The country is in a state of division and civil war, and Myanmar's democratically elected government seems powerless to do anything about it.