The military of Myanmar is using sophisticated European technology to enhance its drone capabilities, contributing to violent aerial assaults on civilians. Research reveals that this anti-jamming technology was obtained via a Chinese firm. Evidence shows that drones in conflict zones, such as Kayah and Chin states, are equipped with advanced navigation systems and weaponization mechanisms. Myanmar has invested significantly in drone technology post-coup, climbing to third in global drone activities. Sanctions against the military have been deemed inadequate, prompting further appeals for comprehensive restrictions across the EU.
Myanmar's military is reportedly using advanced European technology to protect its drone fleet, enhancing aerial campaigns marked by brutal attacks on civilians.
Research has indicated that the military acquired anti-jamming technology from a European supplier via a Chinese intermediary, allowing greater operational capability for its drone fleet.
Despite existing arms embargoes, Myanmar's junta continues to modernize its military capabilities, now ranking third in the world for drone-related events.
Calls for increased sanctions against Myanmar's military are intensifying as inconsistencies in EU enforcement create loopholes for continued technology acquisition.
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