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Conflict in Myanmar can affect Bangladesh precariously, considering Rohingya refugee crisis

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3 mn readThousands of civilians in Myanmar were forced to flee after a violent clash at eastern border between armed ethnic group and Myanmar’s army. Fighters of Karen National Union (KNU) and Myanmar’s army got involved in a dispute after, the rebel group took over the last outpost of Country’s army, situated in a town connected to Thailand by two bridges, aside Moei river. Initiated by KNU, the attack was intentioned to target hidden Myanmar troops near Thai-Myanmar friendship bridge, according to the information. Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, said he was closely keeping track on situation and was on immediate response with humanitarian assistance, if needed. ‘I do not desire to see any such clashes have any impact on the territorial integrity of Thailand and we are ready to protect our borders and the safety of our people, said on X’, quoted Al Jazeera.

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China and the crisis of the Myanmar’s military coup

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6 mn readIn early February, military leaders in Myanmar, located on the southwestern border with China, led a military coup against the National League for Democracy government where it was headed by Nobel Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi. Ms. Suu Kyi, President Win Myint, and other senior government and party officials were arrested. In January, Army Chief Min Aung Hlaing sent signals alluding to the possibility of a military coup and the disruption of the constitution as it happened before in 1988, following what he considered “election fraud.”

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Myanmar military coup: It is like living in a war zone

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3 mn readOn Monday, in one of the deadliest days since the military coup began in Myanmar, at least 20 people were killed in the city of Yangon. The latest killings have taken the death toll to at least 130. “It is like living in a war zone, in which only one side has guns, and every day is more willing to use them against innocent protesters,” a spokesperson from human rights NGO Freedom of Expression Myanmar (FEM) told Eat News.