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BANGKOK - If it had not been for the military takeover on Feb 1st, 26-year-old Mr Aung would still be running a small clinic in Myanmar with a fellow doctor. These days, however, he spends his time plotting how to ambush soldiers, to "take care" of military informers and to intimidate civilian administrators working for the regime.

IF it had not been for the military takeover in Myanmar on Feb 1st, 26-year-old Mr Aung would still be running a small clinic in Myanmar with a fellow doctor.

Myanmar security forces seized a large cache of weapons on a truck bound for Mandalay this week, after arresting insurgents following a firefight in the second-biggest city, state media reported on Friday.

43 people, including 20 military personnel, killed in Myanmar clashes 2 minutes read Bangkok, Jun 6 (EFE).- At least 23 opponents of the Feb. 1 military coup and 20 soldiers died this weekend in different parts of the country, in the bloodiest day in almost two months, local media reported Sunday. The highest civilian casualties Saturday were in Ayeryawady region, in the country’s west, where at least 20 residents died and several were injured after confronting the army with homemade slings...

How the Thai government handles them will give the world a clear signal of its priorities. May 11, 2021 In this photo released by the San Sai District Administrative Office, a Thai officer checks the temperature of journalists working for Democratic Voice of Burma, at San Sai District in Chiang Mai province north of Thailand Sunday, May 9, 2021. Credit: (San Sai District Administrative Office via AP Advertisement Three reporters from the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) have been arrested in Tha...

This screengrab from AFPTV video footage taken on May 11, 2021 shows protesters taking part in a demonstration against the military coup in Yangon, as the country marks 100 days of military rule. - AFP YANGON: Thousands of people in Myanmar turned out to protest against the military coup on Tuesday, marking the 100th day of demonstrations despite the violent crackdown by security forces. "The country is dying under the control of Min Aung Hlaing, who never thinks about our peopl...

Myanmars anti-junta unity government forms defence force Reuters | May 05, 2021 11:56 PM EDT A protester flashes a three-finger salute during a march to protest against Myanmar military coup, in Taipei, Taiwan, (Photo : REUTERS/Ann Wang/File Photo) Myanmars National Unity Government (NUG), set up by opponents of army rule, said on Wednesday it had formed a "peoples defence force" to protect its supporters from military attacks and violence instigated by the junta. Since the military seized powe...

Myanmars anti-junta unity government forms defence force 05/05/2021 16:34 (Reuters) -Myanmars National Unity Government (NUG), set up by opponents of army rule, said on Wednesday it had formed a "peoples defence force" to protect its supporters from military attacks and violence instigated by the junta. Since the military seized power and ousted an elected government led by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on Feb. 1, Myanmar has seen daily protests and a surge of violence with security forces ki...

RFA On World Press Freedom Day Monday, 16 western countries and the European Union called on Myanmar’s military junta to immediately release scores of media personnel arrested since the Feb. 1 coup that ousted the country’s democratically elected government. One of the junta’s first steps after seizing control of Naypyidaw was to gain control of the airwaves, the internet and print. It blocked all but the most military-friendly channels from satellite broadcasts, revoked the...

Seven dead as Myanmar rallies try to ‘shake the world’ Reuters Security forces in Myanmar yesterday opened fire on some of the biggest protests against military rule in days, killing seven people, media reported, three months after a coup plunged the country into crisis. The protests, after a spell of dwindling crowds and what appeared to be more restraint by the security forces, were coordinated with demonstrations in Burmese communities around the world to mark what organizers called “t...