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Myanmar ethnic groups are uniting against a common enemy: the military

Myanmar ethnic groups are uniting against a common enemy: the military
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How Green Berets prepared to carry backpack nukes on top-secret one-way missions during the Cold War

How Green Berets prepared to carry backpack nukes on top-secret one-way missions during the Cold War insider@insider.com (Stavros Atlamazoglou) © Courtesy photo A Green Light operator conducting a High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) jump with the MK54 SADM. Courtesy photo During the Cold War, military planners wanted nuclear weapons they could use without sparking an all-out nuclear war. That led to the development of tactical nuclear weapons for use against military or military-related targets. Teams of Army Green Berets were trained to carry those nukes to their targets, which they saw as a one-way mission. Throughout the Cold War, as the nuclear arms race became more frantic, a nuclear confrontation between the US and the Soviet Union remained a major concern.

Myanmar military vows to hold election, hand power to winning party

Myanmar's military junta, which ousted and detained the nation's civilian leaders earlier this month, declared on Tuesday that it will hold an election and "hand power to the winning party." A spokesman for the ruling council also defended the military's Feb. 1 takeover, internationally viewed as a coup, during the military junta's first news conference, according to Reuters. "Our objective is to hold an election and hand power to the winning.

The Myanmar military blocked Facebook for the sake of stability after activists began mobilizing on the platform

The Myanmar military blocked Facebook for the sake of stability after activists began mobilizing on the platform insider@insider.com (Bill Bostock) © STR/AFP via Getty Images Soldiers guard on a blockaded road to Myanmar s parliament in Naypyidaw. STR/AFP via Getty Images Myanmar s military blocked Facebook on Thursday, claiming it was to stop misinformation. The military seized power in a coup on Monday and detained hundreds of politicians. Facebook is popular in Myanmar and activists had been using it to mobilize against the junta. The military junta that seized control of Myanmar in a coup has said it is blocking Facebook to ensure stability, after activists began using it to mobilize.

Fact check: Myanmar s November election had hand vote count; Dominion does no work there

Fact check: Myanmar s November election had hand vote count; Dominion does no work there Devon Link, USA TODAY The claim: Myanmar used Dominion Voting Systems in fraudulent election © Aung Shine Oo, AP In this Oct. 29, 2020, file photo, Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi casts her ballot during advance voting at the Union Election Commission office in Naypyitaw, Myanmar. On Feb. 1, the Myanmar military took control of the country, citing unproven allegations of voter fraud as their justification. In the days since, the action has been widely condemned by international leaders as an anti-democratic human rights violation. However, social media users are using the event to spin false narratives that bolster baseless pro-Donald Trump election disputes in the United States.

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