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Fighting spreads across KNU-held areas in Myanmar

Nearly 300 junta troops were reportedly killed in KNU Brigade 5 territory over a year, while hostilities erupted at seven locations in KNU Brigade 6 territory.

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The violence indicates sustained and geographically dispersed armed conflict in Myanmar.

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