Millions opposed military rule in Myanmar. Is their dream of a revolution over?

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Millions in Myanmar have opposed military rule since the 2021 coup, with many fleeing to Thailand seeking sanctuary and safety. Despite widespread resistance, the junta led by General Min Aung Hlaing has reportedly regained territory and is seeking international acceptance, casting doubt on the revolution's prospects.

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Opponents of the junta hoped a revolution would remake Myanmar - but these are disheartening times.

Millions opposed military rule in Myanmar. Is their dream of a revolution over?

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