Malaysia ‘violated anti-terrorism agreements’ by meeting with NUG representatives, says Myanmar junta spokesperson


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YANGON, May 21 (Eleven Media Group/ANN): A meeting between the Malaysian Foreign Minister and representatives of National Unity Government (NUG) violated the anti-terrorism agreements, said Maj-Gen Zaw Min Tun of the Myanmar junta and spokesperson for Myanmar's State Administration Council (SAC). He is also the Deputy Minister for Information.

Maj-Gen Zaw Min Tun made the remarks in response to a question from the Thuriya Ne Wun News Agency about the meeting between the Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Sri Saifuddin Abdullah and NUG representatives at a press conference held by the SAC on April 19 at the Ministry of Information.

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