The junta No. 2 hasn't been seen since resistance forces claimed to have bombed a meeting he attended in Mon State. But they may not be the only enemy he has to fear.
The base in Namtyar Village played an important role in the regime's security operation for the jade town and earned it a lot of money, the ethnic army said.
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The junta No. 2 hasn't been seen since resistance forces claimed to have bombed a meeting he attended in Mon State. But they may not be the only enemy he has to fear.
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The base in Namtyar Village played an important role in the regime's security operation for the jade town and earned it a lot of money, the ethnic army said.
A KNU spokesman said the Karen ethnic armed group captured the base of the last regime battalion defending the town late Wednesday night.
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