Myanmar junta chief's Moscow visit

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Myanmar's junta turns to Russia for support in civil war – DW – 03/11/2025

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Myanmar 's junta chief, Min Aung Hlaing , visited Moscow for high-level talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week .

Myanmar agreed to open two new consulates in St. Petersburg and Novosibirsk .

Myanmar and Russia also signed an agreement for the construction of a small-scale nuclear plant in Myanmar .

Myanmar 's military has long been supported by Beijing , which has supplied the Tatmadaw with arms for decades .

"There is very little that Russia can or is willing to do to reverse these trends. Russia has not demonstrated any interest in getting involved in the battlefield situation in the China - Myanmar border area, almost certainly because it fears angering China ," he added. Edited by: Wesley Rahn .

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