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Analysts question Myanmar junta's plan to deliver peace

Analysts dismissed the Myanmar junta's announced 100-day plan as a public-relations move unlikely to produce genuine peace.

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Continued lack of credible progress risks prolonging Myanmar's armed conflict and humanitarian crisis.

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  1. Analysts Dismiss Myanmar Junta's '100-Day Plan' as PR Move Unlikely to Yield Genuine Peace ↗karennews.org · Recorded source date: Aug 28, 2026, 10:02 PM UTC

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