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Myanmar military extends state of emergency, promises to vote within two years
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Brinken urges ASEAN to take immediate action on Myanmar | ASEAN News
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Myanmar coup leader says Russia will provide 2 million COVID vaccines | Coronavirus pandemic news
As the anti-coup protests continued, Myanmar reported 4,320 cases on Friday, setting a new record for the second day in a row, with 63 deaths.
The military ruler of Myanmar announced that Russia will send 2 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine from this month as the Southeast Asian country has reported new COVID-19 cases and death records.
General Min Aung Lai led the coup against the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi on February 1. He said that the virus was spreading rapidly in Myanmar, and senior Russian defense officials told him that he was being provided with vaccines.
Telenor says Myanmar is withdrawing, UN calls for urgent action | European News
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Burmese military raided downtown town, killing at least 25 people | Military News
Villagers said on Sunday that the Burmese armed forces clashed with opponents of the opposition army in a town in the center of the Southeast Asian country, killing at least 25 people as people increasingly took up arms to oppose the seizure of power in a six-month coup. Generals. before.
A military spokesperson did not respond to a call from Reuters, requesting comment on the violence in De Pain, Sagaing District, about 300 kilometers (200 miles) north of the capital Naypyidaw on Friday.
The state-run Myanmar Global Shin Kong newspaper said that “armed terrorists” ambushed security forces patrolling there, killing one person and injuring six others. It said the attackers retreated after the security forces retaliated.