US EditionMyanmar’s military leader is in Thailand for talks on earthquake relief
- Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing of Myanmar's military government held talks in Bangkok on humanitarian assistance after a devastating earthquake in March.
- The United Nations has warned that the March earthquake will worsen the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar, where over 3 million people are displaced.
- Authorities indicated the talks also addressed extending a ceasefire to aid delivery, amid accusations against the military government for ongoing attacks after the quake.
- Critics assert that these diplomatic efforts risk legitimizing the military's coup, jeopardizing true humanitarian aid efforts.
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Myanmar’s Military Leader Is in Thailand for Talks on Earthquake Relief
BANGKOK (AP) — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the leader of Myanmar’s military government, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, met in the Thai capital on Thursday for talks widely assumed to focus on efforts to restore peace in war-torn Myanmar.
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Myanmar’s military leader is in Thailand for talks on earthquake relief
BANGKOK (AP) — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the leader of Myanmar’s military government, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, visited the Thai capital on Thursday for diplomatic talks widely assumed to focus on efforts to restore peace in war-torn…
Myanmar's military leader is in Thailand for talks on earthquake relief
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the leader of Myanmar’s military government, Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, have visited the Thai capital for diplomatic talks widely assumed to focus on efforts to restore peace in war-torn Myanmar
Malaysia PM set to meet Myanmar junta chief amid opposition to talks
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is set to hold talks in Bangkok on Thursday with Myanmar's junta chief to push for a ceasefire extension, a meeting criticised by some groups battling the military in the quake-ravaged nation.
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