Ceasefire Pact: Myanmar's Strife Reaches Truce

The Myanmar military and the MNDAA have inked a ceasefire agreement, easing tensions at the China-Myanmar border. Talks were held in Kunming, where China's diligence in fostering peace was acknowledged. Despite past ceasefire failures, China remains committed to supporting dialogue and stability in the region.

The Myanmar military and the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) have achieved a critical ceasefire agreement, effectively pausing fighting near the China-Myanmar border, as announced by China's foreign ministry.

In Kunming, China’s southwestern city, both parties expressed gratitude for Beijing's role in peace promotion, with ministry spokesperson Mao Ning emphasizing the importance of regional security and development.

China pledged continued support for peace initiatives amidst concerns over escalating anti-junta activities, particularly near the vital trade routes and borderland territories.

(With inputs from agencies.)