The junta boss was leaving for China on Tuesday morning when air defense forces shot down three resistance drones armed with explosives near Naipyitaw International Airport.
The newly formed Kayan National Army (KNA), which unites a number of ethnic armed groups, wants to cooperate with other groups fighting the junta and is loyal to the civilian National Unity Government, its spokesman tells The Irrawaddy
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China has taken sides in Myanmar. Who will stand with the people of the country now?
The junta boss was leaving for China on Tuesday morning when air defense forces shot down three resistance drones armed with explosives near Naipyitaw International Airport.
Analysts say the invitation is only a lukewarm endorsement from Beijing and could backfire.
The newly formed Kayan National Army (KNA), which unites a number of ethnic armed groups, wants to cooperate with other groups fighting the junta and is loyal to the civilian National Unity Government, its spokesman tells The Irrawaddy
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