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Eleven ethnic armed groups, including ULA / AA, attend Union Day
Eleven ethnic armed groups, including the ULA / AA, attended the 75th Union Day ceremony held on 12 February.
The ethnic armed groups participated were the NCA-affiliated ethnic armed groups such as the ALP, DKBA, KNU / KNLA-PC, NMSP, LDU and the Ethnic armed groups have not signed the NCA are also attended as – ULA / AA, RCSS, NDAA, SSPP and UWSA.
Among the organizations attending the Union Day, from Arakan – Daw Saw Myar Zar Lin, Vice-Chairman and another one person of the ALP, and two representatives from ULA /AA – U Oo Saw Hla, the political officer and the brother of ULA / AA Chief had attended.
“We are taking practical negotiations with the public interest and the needs of the people in mind.”
Khaing Thukha, the spoken person of ULA / AA
Khaing Thukha, the spoken person of ULA / AA wrote on his social media page, on the day of the Union Day ceremony, “We are taking practical negotiations with the public interest and the needs of the people in mind.”
Its fraternal allies – the MNDAA (Kokang) and the TNLA (Ta’ang) – did not attend while the ULA / AA joined the 75th Union Day ceremony.
On Union Day, in addition to the Union Day ceremony, the military council invited NCA-affiliated and non-NCA-affiliated armed groups to attend the talks for lasting peace.
Organizations that were invited but did not attend the ceremony were five NCA-affiliated ethnic armed groups and seven non-NCA-affiliated ethnic armed groups.
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