Myanmar military escalates civilian killings under new command, monitor reports
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A conflict monitor, ACLED, reported that Myanmar's military has escalated attacks on civilians under a new military chief who took office in late March. The escalation is attributed to the chief's tactics, while his predecessor prepares to become president. Meanwhile, regional governments are increasing diplomatic engagement with Myanmar. The situation highlights ongoing violence amid political transitions.
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Myanmar's military sharply escalated attacks on civilians.
Myanmar's military has escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office.
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Myanmar's military has escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office.
South China Morning Post- Myanmar's military sharply escalated attacks on civilians.
- Monitor report from ACLED.
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Myanmar's military has escalated attacks on civilians since a new administration took office.
South China Morning PostThe predecessor of the new military chief is preparing to become the country's president.
South China Morning PostRegional governments are increasing diplomatic engagement with Myanmar.
South China Morning Post