Former cheerleaders of the junta are changing their tunes and broadcasting calls for Min Aung Hlaing to quit after the humiliating surrenders made by Myanmar's military to resistance forces.
Also this week, regime boss Min Aung Hlaing used Karen New Year to plead for dialogue with ethnic groups after losing around 30 towns to resistance offensive.
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Thailand's military chief General Songwit Noonpackdee held an online meeting with Myanmar junta boss Min Aung Hlaing to discuss border issues.
The National Unity Government says it will seek justice for the victims of a war crime in which the junta killed 17 civilians in a Sagaing village.
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army says its forces and civilians are being shelled across northern Shan State and in Mandalay Region.
Former cheerleaders of the junta are changing their tunes and broadcasting calls for Min Aung Hlaing to quit after the humiliating surrenders made by Myanmar's military to resistance forces.
Also this week, regime boss Min Aung Hlaing used Karen New Year to plead for dialogue with ethnic groups after losing around 30 towns to resistance offensive. 
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