Myanmar's ruling military held another election

 Myanmar's ruling military held another election Myanmar's military government has extended the deadline for holding elections in Au...

 Myanmar's ruling military held another election

Myanmar's military government has extended the deadline for holding elections in August, which has sparked massive protests.

In a statement read by the army on national television, they said that the instability that is happening in the country and the outbreak of violence from time to time is the main reason that will prevent the possibility of conducting the election.

The announcement also added that the conflicts that are rising in the country have prevented the army from focusing on preparing for the upcoming elections in August.

The speech of the soldiers also advised the citizens to embrace peace, which is the only way they will have the opportunity to organize and conduct elections properly.

Myanmar has been in a difficult situation since February 1, 2021, when the military seized control of the country's government from the hands of Aun San Suu Kyi, the leader whose government was plagued by allegations of corruption and abuse of the people. .