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Burmas Junta Rules From the Sky Because Its Losing on the Ground N
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AI-generatedThe article describes Burma's civil war and humanitarian crisis with no direct commercial mechanism. No commodity prices, supply chains, or company margins are affected. The event is geopolitical and humanitarian, not commercial.
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- Nearly 93,000 deaths and over 3.6 million displaced since February 2021 coup.
- Junta intensified air assaults on civilian areas, including December 2025 strike on Mrauk-U General Hospital killing 34.
- December 2025 and January 2026 elections criticized as sham processes.
- Armed groups including Arakan Army and People's Defense Forces have gained ground.
- Junta led by President Min Aung Hlaing continues to exert control through airstrikes.
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