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Myanmar’s war with itself

t’s been three years since Myanmar’s ruling junta clawed back power from an elected government, and its grip on power is becoming costlier for all concerned. Recent fights with well-armed ethnic groups have inflicted heavy casualties on the country’s military. The Defense Ministry admitted in March 2023 that 14,000 troops had deserted since the coup. The true number was surely higher then and is

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