
Ethnic rebels deal another blow to Burmese military junta with attacks in country's west
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Burma's Arakan Army rebel group launched a surprise attack in the country's west on Monday, posing another significant territorial threat to the military government.
Khaing Thukha, a spokesperson for the Arakan Army, told The Associated Press that two military security outposts in Rathedaung were seized by his group and more than 20 police officers from a station in another township, Kyauktaw, had laid down their weapons.
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