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Beijing slammed an application by the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor for an arrest warrant for Min Aung Hlaing over crimes against humanity, saying the court's writ does not run in non-member countries.
The ethnic armed group said the region, which it recently seized from a junta-allied warlord, was designed by the previous military regime to keep Kachin people divided.
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Beijing's ineffective border "blockade" and a few advanced Chinese weapons cannot mask the regime's recruitment crisis.
Fighting still rages for control of junta positions surrounding Taungup town after the ethnic Arakan Army took control of the local hub.
Beijing slammed an application by the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor for an arrest warrant for Min Aung Hlaing over crimes against humanity, saying the court's writ does not run in non-member countries.
The ethnic armed group said the region, which it recently seized from a junta-allied warlord, was designed by the previous military regime to keep Kachin people divided.
A warrant would be a moral victory for the Rohingya, but would do little to change the actions of the Myanmar military on the ground, observers said.
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