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Couple separated by Myanmar's military takeover reunite in S.F. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Kenny Kruse embraces fiance Yar Zar Min for the first time in two years after the arrival of his flight at San Francisco International Airport. Yar Zar Min received his fiance visa in late January. He had planned to move to San Francisco to be with Kruse, but a military coup in Myanmar froze his plans.Nick Otto / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Kenny Kruse waves to fiance Yar Zar Min after the arrival of his flight at SFO in San Francisco.Nick Otto / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow ...

A binational couple who was separated due to the coup in Myanmar has been reunited in San Francisco. For two years, Kenny Kruse worked to get his fiancé, Yar Zar Min, a visa to come to the U.S. The couple waited through delays caused by the previous administration and extension of the travel ban that included Myanmar. Last year, the global coronavirus pandemic kept them separated. Then, on February 1, a military coup took place in Myanmar. Finally, there was good news as Yar Zar Min arrived in San Francisco February 26. Kruse still cannot believe he and his partner are together at last.