On December 3, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) further announced that they would engage in dialogue with the facilitation of China and declared an immediate ceasefire in the areas where their forces are stationed.

In the MNDAA's statement, the group emphasized its commitment to the welfare of civilians who have suffered severely due to the ongoing conflict, the stability of the China-Myanmar border, the resolution of domestic conflicts through political means, and the pursuit of practical regional peace. The MNDAA clarified that it does not seek to secede from the state or establish a new country but only demands genuine autonomy for its region. They also pledged to safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation.

Furthermore, starting from December 3, the MNDAA stated that their troops would cease all hostilities and refrain from initiating attacks on military council forces. They expressed hope for resolving relevant issues, including in Lashio, through dialogue under China's mediation efforts. The MNDAA also affirmed their active participation in these initiatives.

The statement urged the Myanmar military to halt air and ground attacks. The MNDAA also announced that they would send a high-level delegation to participate in negotiations, expressing hope that political solutions could address conflicts and differences. While supporting political methods, they reiterated their commitment to self-defense.

Similarly, on November 25, the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) issued a statement acknowledging the hardships faced by civilians in the Ta’ang region due to ongoing battles. They expressed respect for China's mediation efforts for border stability and a ceasefire and confirmed their readiness for dialogue to end the conflict.

The MNDAA, TNLA, and AA (Arakan Army) were designated as terrorist groups by Myanmar's Central Counter-Terrorism Committee on September 2, 2024.