Helsingin Sanomat – Myanmar Military Junta now controls only one-third of the country

This detailed political map of Myanmar (Burma), presented in Finnish, shows the current division of territorial control between the military junta, rebel forces, and disputed regions.

• Areas marked in dark red are predominantly controlled by the military junta (“pääosin sotilasjuntan hallinnassa”).

• Areas in light grey are mostly held by rebel groups (“pääosin kapinallisten hallinnassa”).

• Regions in light pink are marked as disputed (“kiistanalainen”).

The map highlights major cities such as:

• Naypyidaw (the capital),

• Yangon, and

• Mandalay.

Neighboring countries — India, China, Laos, and Thailand — are also visible. The Thai border town Mae Sot, a known crossing and haven for dissidents, is labeled.
A smaller globe inset shows Myanmar’s location in Southeast Asia.

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