THE military rulers pledged to cooperate “as much as possible” with a peace plan agreed with Asean, despite a stern rebuke of the regional bloc for excluding the country’s top commander from a summit this week.
In an announcement in state media yesterday, the junta said it upholds the principal of peaceful coexistence with other countries and would cooperate with Asean in following a five-point “consensus” agreed in April, a plan backed by the West and China.
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