Ethnic Armed Groups in Myanmar Reject Junta Peace Overtures, Vow Coalition Unity
Major ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) belonging to a key resistance coalition have rejected peace talk approaches from Myanmar's military junta, insisting on all-inclusive negotiations and adhering to their shared fede
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