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Published 1 year ago

Security personnel defectors face hardship in Myanmar’s remote border regions

Summary by Ground News
Some 12,000 security personnel left their posts to join the non-violent anti-junta movement. Most are sheltering along the country's border in remote areas administered by ethnic armies. More than two years since the Feb. 1, 2021 coup, some 3,200 military officers and 9,000 policemen have joined CDM.

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Security personnel defectors face hardship in Myanmar’s remote border regions

Former military and police say the shadow government’s assistance is not enough to live on.

1 year ago·United States
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