Japan
April 27, 2022
Japan to Train New Cadets, Officers from Abusive Myanmar Military
This is the second time since the February 2021 coup in Myanmar that Japan has accepted members of the Myanmar military, or Tatmadaw, for a program that began in 2015.
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