Zaw Min Tun
Maj. Gen. Zaw Min Tun is the spokesperson for Myanmar's State Administration Council (SAC). In recent statements, he has emphasized the country's commitment to maintaining a multi-party democratic system, highlighting its political successes. During an official visit to Russia and Belarus, he discussed Myanmar's economic development and international partnerships, including agreements on technology transfer and agricultural modernization. Zaw Min Tun has also called for youth engagement in national development, advocating for a balance between youthful ambition and the wisdom of experienced leaders.
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United Kingdom:
Zaw Min Tun is the junta spokesperson who stated that the election is being conducted for the people of Myanmar.
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United Kingdom:
Lashing back at foreign criticism of the poll last week, the junta spokesperson Zaw Min Tun told reporters: 'It is not being held for the international community.'
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China:
Zaw Min Tun pointed out that Kawasaki's comments show a lack of remorse for Japan's historical actions in Asia.
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United Kingdom:
Gen Zaw Min Tun is the spokesman for the Myanmar junta, claiming efforts to eradicate online scams.
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United Kingdom:
Spokesperson Major-General Zaw Min Tun told media that Myanmar nationals in the US can return home to vote.
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United Kingdom:
Maj Gen Zaw Min Tun, the spokesperson for the military government, accused the top leaders of the Karen National Union of being involved in the scam projects at KK Park.
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United Kingdom:
Zaw Min Tun is the junta spokesperson who claimed rebel factions bombed the Gokteik bridge.
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Russia:
Zaw Min Tun is a major general who announced that the acting president was in critical condition.
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Taiwan:
Zaw Min Tun speaks to the media during a ceremony to mark the country’s Armed Forces Day.
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Kenya:
Zaw Min Tun is the junta spokesman who announced the abolition of the state of emergency.
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