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An official of her foundation denied corruption charges against her, saying she has nowhere to live upon retirement as she gave so many of her possessions to the charity.

The civilian Chinland Defense Force says it lost about 30 fighters in the same period—far fewer than the military, despite being seriously outgunned.

In a leaked Viber call, the Home Affairs Minister’s wife warns her companions to conceal their junta ties and says anti-regime hit squads are targeting their homes.

Wang Yi’s comments are seen as a sign the two countries are gearing up to move long-planned Chinese investment projects in Myanmar into the implementation phase.

In its seventh legal case against her, the regime accuses her of accepting cash and gold from the Yangon chief minister and of misusing her charitable organization.

Residents say military collaborators living in the residential complex informed on the group; a doctor was killed during the May raid that led to their arrest.

The international agency called on the regime’s security forces to allow safe passage of humanitarian supplies and personnel in southeastern Myanmar.

Dr. Aung Moe Nyo, who is also the National League for Democracy’s secretary, faces an additional charge under the Natural Disaster Management Law.

Junta troops killed five people in Ayeyarwady; bombs exploded in several places; soldiers razed monuments to Gen. Aung San in Karen; Kayah fighters battled regime troops.