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Mizzima The Myanmar military commission’s acting president, Myint Swe, who had been in intensive care due to a severe neurological condition, died at 8:28 am on 7 August, according to an official announcement by the military-run MRTV. (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]
Former Lieutenant-General Myint Swe is known for holding high positions under the previous military regime. However, since the 2021 coup, he has become a puppet of junta boss Min Aung Hlaing, serving as acting president in the current regime. [2]
YANGON—Myanmar’s acting president has taken medical leave and transferred his duties to military chief Min Aung Hlaing, the junta said on Monday. (confirmed by 2 sources) [3]
RANGOON — The gunman who shot and killed National League for Democracy (NLD) lawyer U Ko Ni on Sunday was hired by a person named Myint Swe, according to a leaked police document. [4]
It took 17 years to draft and promulgate Myanmar’s pro-military constitution. Blatantly undemocratic, the 2008 charter guarantees—for a start—that 25 percent of the seats in the country’s Union Parliament are reserved for military personnel. [5]
Mizzima The Myanmar military commission’s acting president, Myint Swe, who had been in intensive care due to a severe neurological condition, died at 8:28 am on 7 August, according to an official announcement by the military-run MRTV.
Former Lieutenant-General Myint Swe is known for holding high positions under the previous military regime. However, since the 2021 coup, he has become a puppet of junta boss Min Aung Hlaing, serving as acting president in the current regime.
YANGON—Myanmar’s acting president has taken medical leave and transferred his duties to military chief Min Aung Hlaing, the junta said on Monday.
RANGOON — The gunman who shot and killed National League for Democracy (NLD) lawyer U Ko Ni on Sunday was hired by a person named Myint Swe, according to a leaked police document.
It took 17 years to draft and promulgate Myanmar’s pro-military constitution. Blatantly undemocratic, the 2008 charter guarantees—for a start—that 25 percent of the seats in the country’s Union Parliament are reserved for military personnel.
Mizzima On 31 January, the Myanmar military junta convened a National Defense and Security Council (NDSC) meeting and announced an extension of the state of emergency for another six months.
Court testimony from Myanmar’s ousted civilian President U Win Myint on Tuesday showed that commander-in-chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing breached the military’s own 2008 Constitution when he seized power on Feb. 1.
YANGON — For possessing the phone number of an officer in an ethnic armed group, the itineraries of visits to Rakhine by Pope Francis and Vice President U Myint Swe, and police reports of violence in northern Rakhine State, Reuters reporters Wa Lone
Mizzima Myanmar’s acting president has taken medical leave and transferred his duties to military chief Min Aung Hlaing, the junta said on Monday.