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of the interior the home ministry defense and border areas are controlled by the army so when the rakhine thing happened then international community blamed us they said she was protecting the army. the reason was that cheney didn't want to make any hostile remark to the army for the long run . she was blamed for that. that's why we call it a military trap nobel peace prize laureate and some sushi who is now burma's de facto president is facing mounting criticism for the car and link of the. fish to eat them piece my own thing suit she has been a terrorist from what she termed quote a huge ice but the police let it take place in international observers accused aung san suu kyi of having become a political opportunist. she was stripped of numerous awards and honorary doctorates. main one shang knows the problem and he's enjoying this hugely. many people in myanmar welcomed the government's stance toward the renter and defended on san suu kyi. and. then she finally broke her silence about what had happened and called for a peaceful solution. after intense pressure puns on sujit finally addr

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mostly on the borders the 3 involved in the latest incident cover both sides of the country from rakhine state in the west to shan in the east 10 groups signed a cease fire with the civilian government 6 years ago but this was collapsing even before the coup on february the 1st fighting has carried on regardless in catchin state displacing 100000 people and in rakhine state 200000 people have been forced from their homes there hundreds more have been killed many of the groups were quick to condemn the coup and they're now continuing talks to form a united front against the military jointer ronan li is an expert in myanmar as ethnic divisions he says the military is facing pressure on multiple fronts. for me i think minorities the military of the country has always been the enemy that's who they have been fighting for the last many decades they blame the military for standing in the way of their aspirations for local autonomy and for stamping on any expression of their ethnic rights or identity that what's happening now is that the military in launching the coup has managed to unify and n

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