A mostly ineffective ambush conducted by Anti-Junta fighters conducting guerilla warfare operations against their government near Loikaw in the Kayar State of Myanmar.

Now, I say this is a mostly ineffective ambush, because no ambush is every truly ineffective. Even if your enemy rolls through your ambush completely without taking a single casualty, there's still an impact that the action takes mentally. Every time these guys roll through this region, they're going to have to do it in force because they know there's a strong chance that they'll take contact on the road.

This inhibits their freedom of movement throughout the battlespace, which allows the Anti-Junta fighters the ability to gain that freedom of movement for themselves.

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