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Junta holds Myanma Foreign Trade Bank chair, executives for questioning
The military’s investigations of major private banks have reportedly broadened to include MFTB, a sanctioned, state-owned bank instrumental to Myanmar’s procurement of foreign currency
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Myanmar junta using veterans, militias to secure capital, as more soldiers sent to frontlines
Troop shortages are forcing the regime to rely on civilians and elderly or inexperienced forces to keep an eye on Naypyitaw
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Myanmar junta admits its forces killed senior Buddhist monk
The incident marks the first time since the regime seized power more than three years ago that it has acknowledged the unprovoked killing of civilians by its forces
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In Myanmar’s capital, residents limit use of VPNs due to shakedown by junta officials
Authorities are checking residents’ phones and demanding bribes from civilians found to be protecting their information and search history from surveillance
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Myanmar junta holding more than 100 in Naypyitaw for allegedly resisting conscription
Judicial sources claim that military authorities have not provided legal representation for at least 118 people currently detained at the Naypyitaw Jail for attempting to flee forced recruitment