Tracker

Where each state stands

Every entry is a documented act or statement, with its date and source. Nothing is recorded on what a state is expected or thought to do.

States LegislatorsAll Acting Supporting Mixed Opposing

Compact · Myanmar military annex

a bar on arms and jet fuel to Myanmar's military

21 acting6 supporting1 mixed7 opposing

Acting 21

A binding measure on the victims' side: a ban, a listing, a law, a court filing.

AustraliaImposed targeted financial sanctions on three companies that supply jet fuel to the Myanmar military (Asia Sun Group, Asia Sun Trading Co Ltd, Cargo Link Petroleum Logistics Co Ltd) and on two state banks.2024-02-01 · Further Sanctions on the Myanmar Military Regime (pennywong.com.au)
BelgiumFiled a declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, in particular on how Article II of the Genocide Convention should be read.2024-12-12 · ICJ: Belgium files a declaration of intervention in the proceedings under Article 63 of the Statute (icj-cij.org)
CanadaFiled a joint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, together with Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. The Court ruled it admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
CanadaBanned, with immediate effect, the export, sale, supply or shipment of aviation fuel to the Myanmar military regime, alongside further sanctions.2023-01-31 · Backgrounder – Additional sanctions for Myanmar (canada.ca)
Democratic Republic of the CongoFiled a declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ.2024-12-10 · ICJ: Belgium files a declaration of intervention (also records Slovenia and DRC filings) (icj-cij.org)
DenmarkJoint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, with Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. Ruled admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
FranceJoint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, with Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. Ruled admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
GermanyJoint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, with Canada, Denmark, France, the Netherlands and the UK. Ruled admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
IrelandFiled a declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, giving its reading of Articles I, II and III of the Genocide Convention.2024-12-20 · ICJ: Ireland files a declaration of intervention in the proceedings under Article 63 of the Statute (icj-cij.org)
ItalyAs an EU member state, bound by the EU's Myanmar measures, which the EU Council extended to 30 April 2027. They include an embargo on arms and equipment, a ban on exporting dual-use goods (items with both civilian and military uses) for the military, and a ban on military training and cooperation with the Myanmar Armed Forces (Tatmadaw).2026-04-27 · Myanmar: EU restrictive measures extended until April 2027 (progressivevoicemyanmar.org)
MaldivesFiled a declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ. The Court ruled it admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
NetherlandsJoint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, with Canada, Denmark, France, Germany and the UK. Ruled admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
PolandAs an EU member state, bound by the EU's Myanmar arms and equipment embargo, its ban on dual-use exports for the military and its ban on military cooperation with the Tatmadaw, all extended to 30 April 2027.2026-04-27 · Myanmar: EU restrictive measures extended until April 2027 (progressivevoicemyanmar.org)
SingaporeTold Parliament that Singapore bans arms sales and transfers to Myanmar, including transhipment, and will not allow dual-use items with possible military use where there is a serious risk they could be used against unarmed civilians. The ban is enforced under the Strategic Goods (Control) Act.2023-02-14 · MFA Singapore: Reply to Parliamentary Question, 14 February 2023 (mfa.gov.sg)
SloveniaFiled a declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ.2024-11-29 · ICJ: Belgium files a declaration of intervention (also records Slovenia and DRC filings) (icj-cij.org)
South KoreaAnnounced it would suspend defence exchanges with Myanmar, ban arms exports, limit exports of other strategic items and reconsider development aid.2021-03-13 · More protests held in Myanmar as South Korea suspends defence exchanges (pakistantoday.com.pk)
SpainAs an EU member state, bound by the EU's Myanmar arms and equipment embargo, its ban on dual-use exports for the military and its ban on military cooperation with the Tatmadaw, all extended to 30 April 2027.2026-04-27 · Myanmar: EU restrictive measures extended until April 2027 (progressivevoicemyanmar.org)
The GambiaFiled a case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Myanmar under the Genocide Convention over the military's operations against the Rohingya. It asked the Court to order Myanmar to prevent genocidal acts and to make sure its military units do not commit them.2019-11-11 · ICJ press release: The Gambia institutes proceedings against Myanmar (icj-cij.org)
United KingdomJoint declaration of intervention in The Gambia v. Myanmar at the ICJ, with Canada, Denmark, France, Germany and the Netherlands. Ruled admissible on 3 July 2024.2023-11-15 · ICJ: The Court decides that the declarations of intervention filed by seven States are admissible (icj-cij.org)
United KingdomSanctioned six entities that supply aviation fuel or restricted goods such as aircraft parts to the Myanmar military, including Asia Sun Group, Swan Energy and Myan-Oil. This was coordinated with the EU and Canada. Earlier, on 31 January 2023, the UK sanctioned aviation fuel suppliers Asia Sun Trading and Cargo Link.2024-10-29 · UK, EU and Canada impose new sanctions targeting Myanmar military regime and its associates (gov.uk)
United StatesMade it possible to sanction anyone in Myanmar's jet fuel sector, using Executive Order 14014. Sanctioned Khin Phyu Win, Zaw Min Tun and three Singapore-based companies (Shoon Energy, PEIA, P.E.I Energy) for supplying jet fuel to the military.2023-08-23 · OCCRP: US Sanctions Individuals and Companies Linked to Myanmar's Jet Fuel Sector (occrp.org)

Supporting 6

Public support without a binding measure: votes, statements, pledges, bills tabled.

BangladeshPaid US$500,000 to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to fund The Gambia's ICJ genocide case against Myanmar.2020-11-28 · Bangladesh disburses US$500,000 to OIC over Rohingya genocide case (tbsnews.net)
IndonesiaVoted for UNGA resolution 75/287, which calls on member states to prevent the flow of arms into Myanmar.2021-06-18 · A/RES/75/287 vote record (un-project.org)
MalaysiaVoted for UNGA resolution 75/287, which calls on member states to prevent the flow of arms into Myanmar.2021-06-18 · A/RES/75/287 vote record (un-project.org)
NigeriaNamed among the OIC members contributing funds to The Gambia's ICJ case against Myanmar.2020-11-28 · Bangladesh disburses US$500,000 to OIC over Rohingya genocide case (tbsnews.net)
Saudi ArabiaNamed among the OIC members contributing funds to The Gambia's ICJ case against Myanmar.2020-11-28 · Bangladesh disburses US$500,000 to OIC over Rohingya genocide case (tbsnews.net)
TurkeyNamed among the OIC members contributing funds to The Gambia's ICJ case against Myanmar. Turkey also voted for UNGA resolution 75/287 calling for an end to arms flows into Myanmar.2020-11-28 · Bangladesh disburses US$500,000 to OIC over Rohingya genocide case (tbsnews.net)

Mixed 1

Documented acts on both sides.

United StatesRemoved sanctions from three companies linked to the junta (KT Services and Logistics, Myanmar Chemical and Machinery Company, Suntac Technologies) and their managers. This partly reversed earlier US measures, including the 2023 jet fuel sanctions.2025-07-24 · US drops sanctions on Myanmar junta allies after Trump praise (euro-burma.eu)

Opposing 7

Shields or supplies the perpetrator: arms or fuel, votes against, blocking.

BelarusLukashenko visited Naypyitaw and signed memorandums of understanding and contracts with the junta, and military cooperation was discussed. In March 2025 he had pledged to send observers to the junta's election. Justice For Myanmar reports that Belarus has supplied arms, air defence systems, radar and missile systems.2025-11-29 · Military-run Myanmar plays host to goodwill visit by Belarusian leader (theweek.in)
BelarusWas the only state to vote against UN General Assembly resolution 75/287, which called on member states to prevent the flow of arms into Myanmar (119 in favour, 1 against, 36 abstentions).2021-06-18 · A/RES/75/287 vote record (un-project.org)
ChinaSupplied two Chinese Y-8 military transport aircraft, which the Myanmar military put into service at a ceremony in Naypyitaw. This came despite international arms sanctions on Myanmar.2025-11-07 · Myanmar Military Takes Delivery of Helicopters, Aircraft From Russia and China (deccanchronicle.com)
ChinaAVIC provided the Myanmar military with eight new aircraft in 2024. Rights groups link the aircraft to air strikes on civilians.2024 · China Delivers Eight New Aircraft to Myanmar Military in 2024 (bnionline.net)
IndiaA UN Special Rapporteur report found that India-based entities, including state-owned ones, supplied $51 million of arms and related materials to the Myanmar military between February 2021 and December 2022. India answered that the contracts had been signed by previous governments.2023-05-18 · Al Jazeera: Myanmar military has imported weaponry worth $1bn since coup (aljazeera.com)
RussiaMain arms supplier to the Myanmar military. It delivered the last of six Su-30 fighter jets in late 2024 and Mi-38T assault-transport helicopters, which entered service in November 2025. Russia has also supplied drones and anti-drone systems. In February 2026 Russian Security Council secretary Sergei Shoigu visited Naypyidaw, where the two sides signed a four-year military cooperation agreement.2026-02 · Al Jazeera: Russian weapons, tactics seen in Ukraine are shaping Myanmar's civil war (aljazeera.com)
Serbia1,644 unguided 80mm rockets were flown to Yangon on 9 February 2021, days after the coup. Export permits for ammunition were issued in March, April and June 2021. Serbia's Defence Ministry says no export permits have been issued since the crisis began.2021-02-09 · CINS: Serbian rockets sent to Myanmar even after 2021 coup (cins.rs)