With his hands full in Rakhine, Min Aung Hlaing is desperate for Beijing to rein in ethnic armies' resumed offensive in Shan and Mandalay, analysts say.
Desperately short of troops amid rapid losses elsewhere in the country, the regime may be staring at defeat after collapse of China-brokered ceasefire.
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The regime says 295 Chinese online scam suspects have been detained in Tachilek on the Thai border as part of its efforts to break fraud gangs.
With his hands full in Rakhine, Min Aung Hlaing is desperate for Beijing to rein in ethnic armies' resumed offensive in Shan and Mandalay, analysts say.
Desperately short of troops amid rapid losses elsewhere in the country, the regime may be staring at defeat after collapse of China-brokered ceasefire.
Rights groups estimate that tens of thousands of young people have fled Myanmar since the junta activated the conscription law in February.
Maj-Gen Kyi Khaing has been replaced by Maj-Gen Aung Khaing Win, formerly head of the Triangle Region Command.
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