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Junta ‘losing control on the ground’, Myanmar’s opposition foreign minister says

By France24
01 March 2024   |   3:13 am
Myanmar's opposition National Unity Government (NUG) supports the rebel groups that have been fighting the ruling junta since late last year. These groups "have regained almost 60 to 70 percent of the territory," opposition foreign minister Zin Mar Aung told FRANCE 24's Marc Perelman about the ongoing conflict.

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