Myanmar military to hold annual armed forces day


NAYPYIDAW: Myanmar's junta holds its annual Armed Forces Day parade on Wednesday (March 27) in a show of force as it struggles to contain a growing armed resistance that has captured broad swathes of territory.

The military has suffered a series of major losses to an alliance of ethnic minority armed groups, and this week junta chief Min Aung Hlaing admitted it may not be possible to hold elections all over the country because of the instability.

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