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Who are opposition fighters?

Opposition fighters in Myanmar are groups, often civilian militias, who have taken up arms against the ruling military junta. They are diverse, ranging from local defence forces to more organised ethnic armed groups. Their aim is to restore democracy and resist military rule, often operating in regions like Sagaing.

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