Air raids, conscripts and China: How Myanmar’s military is regaining ground
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Air raids, conscripts and China: How Myanmar’s military is regaining ground Rebel fighters in Myanmar are losing key towns, as conscription, relentless air strikes and Chinese support bolster the military.
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What happened
Air raids, conscripts and China: How Myanmar’s military is regaining ground Rebel fighters in Myanmar are losing key towns, as conscription, relentless air strikes and Chinese support bolster the military.
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