Since 2021, Myanmar has been torn apart by a multifaceted civil war. Various parties are fighting not just for control but resources and money. Bloomberg Investigates obtained rare access to the Southeast Asian nation to trace the illicit funds fueling the conflict and examine the human cost of the war.
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