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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar:

This illustration photo taken on June 3, 2025, in Los Angeles shows a YouTube account posting AI-generated deepfake audios of Pope Leo XIV in front of a TV screen. [1]

The "despair" of the underground Church before China-Vatican dialogue The faithful of the underground Church are frustrated by the Holy See’s “overlooking” them. [4]

Pope includes pro-abortion policies among enemies of peace Rome (AsiaNews) - Benedict XVI's Message for the World Day of Peace 2013 risks becoming a declaration of war. [8]

Pope: peace through respect for the truth and rejection of relativism Vatican City (AsiaNews) - Peace passes through the recognition and respect for the truth inscribed by God in the heart of every person and thus is a "precondition" for peace is the... [9]

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