Tun Myat Naing told The Irrawaddy the regime won't be able to win the public's trust as long as it keeps Myanmar's detained democracy leader behind bars.
Fighting continued Thursday as the junta conducted clearance operations around the northern Shan town with a view to pushing further eastward to Hsipaw.
In the second part of this exclusive interview, Arakan Army chief Major General Tun Myat Naing dives deeper into the Rohingya issue and answers other charges against his armed group.
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Tun Myat Naing told The Irrawaddy the regime won't be able to win the public's trust as long as it keeps Myanmar's detained democracy leader behind bars.
Fighting continued Thursday as the junta conducted clearance operations around the northern Shan town with a view to pushing further eastward to Hsipaw.
In the second part of this exclusive interview, Arakan Army chief Major General Tun Myat Naing dives deeper into the Rohingya issue and answers other charges against his armed group.
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