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TNLA's Naypyidaw meeting, China's pressure and lessons for northern revolutionary forces (Video)
The top leaders of the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), a member of the Northern Alliance that carried out Operation 1027, are meeting with the military junta's peace delegation in Naypyidaw. TNLA spokesperson Lu
The top leaders of the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), a member of the Northern Alliance that carried out Operation 1027, are meeting with the military junta's peace delegation in Naypyidaw. TNLA spokesperson Lu Aye Ye Oo confirmed to Mizzima that the meeting took place. It is understood that during the meeting, the TNLA side demanded that their controlled areas be recognized as Palaung State, but the military junta side responded that they could only proceed according to the 2008 constitution. Analysis and presentations on the situation of going to Naypyidaw to meet with the military junta after sacrificing much blood and sweat, the reasons behind China's pressure, and the political lessons learned by the northern revolutionary forces through this incident can be viewed in the video news. News, Presentation, Editing – Maung Khet Nue
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Mizzima (Burmese)