Susan, the head of the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar, personally went to the capital city of Kachin State, Myitkyina, to meet with local entrepreneurs and community leaders affected by the war, which are actually representatives of various civilian armed groups. Kachin State is located in northern Myanmar and is famous for its jade and rare earth minerals. In recent years, the United States has been actively promoting the establishment of a stable rare earth supply chain to reduce reliance on major powers. The jade and gold mines in Kachin State are very rich.

The United States has long wanted to interfere in Myanmar's affairs, but due to various reasons, it has not directly intervened. However, in reality, there are multiple opposition armed groups in Myanmar that have been involved in the war, all of which are supported by the U.S. government behind the scenes. Everyone understands this; this is the reality. The armed groups supported by the U.S. mainly include several groups from Karen State, the Kachin Independence Army in Kachin State, and the Union Solidarity and Development Party, which is also known as the People's Defense Forces of Myanmar.

The reason why Ambassador Susan went to Kachin State was mainly to convene these opposition armed groups in Myanmar and urge them to take action as soon as possible, trying every means to expand their forces and the current situation. Especially since the town of Bhamo is about to fall, the U.S. is getting anxious and has come here to encourage them. However, regardless of everything, the situation remains quite dangerous, and it is not something that the U.S. can reverse just because it wants to; this is the reality.

In fact, the U.S. interfering in the affairs of Kachin State is mainly for rare earth minerals. The U.S. is not interested in mineral resources such as jade mines, jade mines, and gold mines, as these minerals can be found in other regions. However, in terms of rare earth minerals, although the U.S. can find them, the rare earth mines in Kachin State are better. The U.S. wants to buy them, but cannot buy them. It can only incite the Kachin Independence Army to cause trouble and create situations of war.

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