BBC: Myanmar army chief vows to crush resistance in rare speech
The pageantry of Myanmar's annual military parade did little to mask the sinister message - the country's armed forces won't stop fighting those opposing their rule, whatever the cost.
A civil war has engulfed the country since a military coup in 2021.
The conflict has killed tens of thousands of people, and more than a million have been displaced.
But General Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the military government, showed no signs of backing down in a rare speech.
The regime, he said, would deal decisively with what he described as "acts of terror" by armed resistance groups. And, he added, countries which have condemned his coup - supporters of terror, he branded them - were wrong and should join the military in shaping its own form of democracy.
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Myanmar Military Pledges Decisive Action Against Its Opponents
Myanmar army leader calls for decisive action to crush foes -- AP
Myanmar junta chief vows no let up in crackdown, then polls -- RFI/AFP
Myanmar junta chief vows to crush opposition -- DW
Myanmar junta chief vows continued crackdown, then elections -- CNA
Myanmar military pledges decisive action against opponents -- Al Jazeera
Myanmar junta throws huge military parade days after new US sanctions -- CNN
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