A heavily armed military convoy of more than 120 trucks from the junta's Northeast Regional Military Command (YaMaKha) entered Lashio city on Tuesday morning, just a day after China’s special envoy to Myanmar, Deng Xijun, brokered talks between junta officials and the MNDAA over the handover of northern Shan State’s capital.
The military regimes that ruled Myanmar since 1962 have been more devastating than any natural disaster, impoverishing a once-thriving country and costing thousands of lives.
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A heavily armed military convoy of more than 120 trucks from the junta's Northeast Regional Military Command (YaMaKha) entered Lashio city on Tuesday morning, just a day after China’s special envoy to Myanmar, Deng Xijun, brokered talks between junta officials and the MNDAA over the handover of northern Shan State’s capital.
Frustration mounts among locals as Deng Xijun personally supervises the handover of the northern Shan State capital from the MNDAA to junta forces.
Grown out of a ragtag alliance of Bamar opponents to the 2021 coup, today's PDFs are increasingly a military and political force to reckon with.
No sign of extension to 20-day ceasefire, which was shattered by regime airstrikes that killed dozens of civilians in resistance-held territory.
The military regimes that ruled Myanmar since 1962 have been more devastating than any natural disaster, impoverishing a once-thriving country and costing thousands of lives.
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