AA Chief: Political Dialogue 'Extremely Difficult' While Junta Continues Airstrikes on Civilians
Arakan Army (AA) Chief Tun Myat Naing stated that political dialogue remains 'extremely difficult' as long as the military junta continues airstrikes against civilians. He rejected the junta's attempt to negotiate from a position of strength, emphasizing that any future political progress must account for the realities and hardships faced by the people.
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