AA Commander Attributes Success to Popular Support and 'Brave, Skilled' Freedom Fighters
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AA Commander Attributes Success to Popular Support and 'Brave, Skilled' Freedom Fighters

AA Commander-in-Chief Twan Mrat Naing credits recent military gains to public support and soldier discipline. He dismisses dialogue with the junta as premature, emphasizing strategic patience in the quest for lasting political change.

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