Japanese Capture Rangoon/Yangon

The video discusses the strategic importance of Rangoon, a major seaport in Burma, and its capture by Japanese forces during World War II. This event significantly impacted the Allied war effort, rendering the Burma Road ineffective and causing supply issues for China. The Lend-Lease supplies arrived too late to make a difference, leading to further challenges for the Chinese resistance against Japanese aggression.

What were the implications of Lend Lease supplies being 'too little, too late'?

What does the phrase 'Bad news for fighting China' imply about the situation?