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I had the information with the two questions reversed as this question states in the next 12 months and can also resolve yes in the 6 month question.

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1) "China, India, and Thailand perceive Myanmar's instability as a potential threat."

2) " Rather, the specter of economic instability looms ominously over the regime's internal unity, potentially compelling the military to contemplate an election as a potential exit strategy."

3) "In the face of these evolving challenges, it is imperative for the international community to maintain a push toward an inclusive peace process integrating EAOs, NUG, NLD, and other key stakeholders, irrespective of potential electoral events. Considering the conflict’s potential to linger for years, international assistance will be crucial to strengthen civilian protection in conflict-affected areas."

https://www.csis.org/analysis/myanmars-precipice-stalemate-and-internal-strife-compelling-military-toward-election

1) "However, the NDSC allowed the military government to extend emergency rule for another six months in February, saying the country remained in an abnormal situation. The announcement on Monday is the fourth extension.

2) The state of emergency allows the military to assume all government functions, giving the head of the ruling military council, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, legislative, judicial and executive powers."

https://apnews.com/article/myanmar-military-state-of-emergency-extend-c860a06985f42265088b53c0ea80029e

The listed facts make me believe that the military will hold election for a way out of conflict since, China, India, and Thailand view the instability as a threat they might push the military to hold elections but not within the time frame of the question.

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Escalating tensions with Israel and the killing of the Hezbollah leader -Hassan Nasrallah this week on Saturday, will cause Iran to have a hand in the escalating of war between Israel and Lebanon based Hezbollah as Iran proxies.  If this happens in the time frame of the question is my only question of if but when this happens.

No, they do not want this since the Chinese government could not add their spyware to the O-RAN protocol.

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I do not think that the companies that govern the carrier companies want universal equipment example Verizon just put in 5G poles in my neighborhood I do not think they want T-Mobile able to use their 5-G instillation to give the T-Mobile customer better service than Verizon customer's

The O-RAN situation significantly affects the telecom industry, and I do not think they want the completive edge taken away by the O-RAN standard.

"However, there has been some challenges and controversies, such as Nokia's decision to pause its technical activities with O-RAN Alliance due to compliance-related concerns involving some members being added to the US government's entity list."

-Copilot output 

I had to makes sure I did understand the information and use AI Copilot to test my understanding, and this is what I was told.

"Yes, your understanding is correct. Generally, companies like Verizon and T-Mobile prefer to maintain control over their own 5G infrastructure to ensure they can provide the best service to their own customers. Sharing infrastructure could potentially lead to competitive disadvantages, such as T-Mobile customers benefiting from Verizon's 5G installations¹²."

If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!

Source: Conversation with Copilot, 9/29/2024

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(2) Verizon vs. AT&T vs. T-Mobile compared: How to pick the best 5G carrier .... https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/verizon-vs-at-t-vs-t-mobile-compared-how-to-pick-the-best-5g-carrier-for-you/.

(3) Verizon vs T-Mobile vs AT&T: here's how the three 5G ... - PhoneArena. https://www.phonearena.com/news/verizon-vs-t-mobile-vs-att-5g-speed-tests-availability-comparison-new_id128736.

(4) Verizon moves one step closer to a major 5G breakthrough, but T-Mobile .... https://www.phonearena.com/news/verizon-5g-standalone-network-launch-t-mobile-att-dish-plans_id125902.

(5) Verizon relies on dynamic spectrum sharing more widely than AT&T .... https://www.fierce-network.com/operators/verizon-relies-dynamic-spectrum-sharing-more-widely-than-at-t-report.

This will not happen in the time frame of the question.

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I do not see this happening because it would force China to conform to the West standards and would not allow them (China) to imbed their spyware. 

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I do not think MS will move as it wants China's business yet, if China increases the conflict with Tiwan there might be movement in MS decision making.

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With Ukraine crossing into Russia and taking the conflict to Russian motherland I do not see Russia involving itself with a two front conflict also with Ukraine hitting ammunition supply's it is even more unlikely that Russia invades another country at this time as any country listed could join Ukraine in their defensive posture against Russia.

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I have had this question asked by GJO and I still think that the only way he loses power in Russia is if he falls ill. Other than that Wagner tried a coup and we saw where that went.