The military junta in Myanmar has issued a series of peace offers to armed groups following significant setbacks in their ongoing conflict. Despite the junta's repeated calls for armed opposition members to join political dialogues and upcoming elections, Myanmar's opposition has uniformly rejected these appeals for talks aimed at resolving the armed conflict. As the junta seeks to regain ground and establish political stability, the response from the anti-coup forces indicates a deepening rift and ongoing tensions in the region.