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moderate confidence 4 sources extractive

Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar:

At least nine civilians and anti-regime protesters in Yangon who spoke to CNN on Friday remain in detention, although the junta told the US broadcaster that they had been released. [1]

Eight of the 11 people who were arrested by Myanmar junta security forces in Yangon last week for talking to a CNN reporter have been released, according to the US news network. [2]

Since seizing power from the country’s democratically elected government in February, Myanmar’s military regime has been struggling on all fronts. [3]

Coincidentally or not, weird things happen in military-ruled Myanmar when someone internationally renowned is in the country, especially if they’re visiting at the invitation of the regime. [4]

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