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Regime-Supplied Diesel Fails Myanmar Farmers Amid Fuel Crisis
The Myanmar military regime's fuel distribution system has collapsed, leaving farmers without diesel during critical harvest periods. This failure highlights the regime's inability to manage the economy, threatening national food security as rural supply chains disintegrate.
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