The Myanmar military promised to hold a new election on the 16th and hand over the regime.
The military said at a press conference that day, “Our goal is to hold elections and transfer power to the winning party.”
He stressed that it was an unavoidable choice, justifying the military coup on the 1st.
He added that although the military has declared a state of emergency for a year, it will not take power for a long time.
However, the military did not specifically mention the election date.
The military denies that state adviser Aung San Suu Kyi is in custody and says he will stay home for safety while the law is in progress.
Suu Kyi’s torture has been further prosecuted for violating the national disaster law, and President Won-min has also been indicted for putting the country at risk.
Meanwhile, Myanmar’s military has said that Myanmar’s foreign policy will not change, trade in Myanmar remains open, and negotiations will remain.
VOA news
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