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Myanmar has been cut off from the world since a deadly militant coup
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Nov. 10, 2024 - 11:43
While the world if focused on wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, another deadly conflict is raging much closer to home. Since Myanmar’s military violently seized power nearly four years ago, sixty thousand people have been killed and three million driven from their homes – in the so-called ‘forgotten war’. Opposition to the Junta’s rule and the fight for a return to democracy is still strong.
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