USDP chair Khin Yi, a longtime regime enforcer, met with prominent nationalists in Yangon to gain their support for Min Aung Hlaing's bid to become "elected president."
Regime mouthpiece New Light of Myanmar accuses the staunchly anti-junta government in Dili of "cavorting with terrorists" over friendly contacts with the parallel National Unity Government.
Condemning the regime's rigged poll won't stop global acceptance—the resistance must take control of the narrative through coordinated force and political legitimacy
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USDP chair Khin Yi, a longtime regime enforcer, met with prominent nationalists in Yangon to gain their support for Min Aung Hlaing's bid to become "elected president."
KPPA reports worsening conditions, no family access or medicine, and a recent inmate death as Myanmar's military tightens restrictions at the prison.
Eleven of convoy's original 17 supply vessels survive repeated ambushes in setback for Kachin resistance forces fighting to seize strategic town.
Regime mouthpiece New Light of Myanmar accuses the staunchly anti-junta government in Dili of "cavorting with terrorists" over friendly contacts with the parallel National Unity Government.
Condemning the regime's rigged poll won't stop global acceptance—the resistance must take control of the narrative through coordinated force and political legitimacy
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