Putin and Myanmar junta chief set to deepen military and economic ties
MOSCOW: Myanmar's military chief Min Aung Hlaing met President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Tuesday (March 4) as the junta - shunned and sanctioned by the West - turns to a major international backer to aid in its ongoing conflict with ethnic armed groups.
During an official visit to moscow, Myanmar Prime Minister Min Aung Hlaing unexpectedly called the president of the aggressor ...
Russia and Myanmar signed an agreement on Tuesday on construction of a small-scale nuclear plant in Myanmar after talks in ...
Myanmar, aiming to reduce its reliance on China, has formed a comprehensive economic agreement with Russia, including the ...
Two Myanmar-based rebel groups have merged to form a new body in a meeting held in Mizoram's capital Aizawl, sources said.
Hlaing, 68, who rarely travels abroad, was greeted earlier by Sergei Shoigu, one of President Vladimir Putin’s top security ...
Min Aung Hlaing's military uses weapons from Russia in the ongoing civil war against opposition groups across Myanmar.
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