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  General Min Aung Hlaing, the leader of Myanmar's military junta, stated on December 23 during the graduation ceremony of the 11th batch of female officer cadets at the Officer Training School in Hmawbi, Yangon, that the responsibility of national defense is not solely the duty of the armed forces. He emphasized that it is a duty inherent to all citizens, regardless of gender or age. He urged current female military personnel to continually practice the knowledge imparted during their training, remain vigilant, and always be combat-ready. He stressed adherence to three key principles: constant practice, military alertness, and readiness for battle. Additionally, the junta leader stated that, beyond defending the nation, the military is also tasked with fulfilling national political duties. To achieve this, unity both within and outside the military is crucial, and he highlighted the importance of solidarity among military personnel and their families. Since the coup, the military ...

On December 18, military leader Min Aung Hlaing promoted his trusted ally, Lieutenant General Kyaw Swar Linn, to the role of Commander-in-Chief (Army, Navy, and Air Force Coordination), alongside his previous positions as Joint Chief of Staff (Army). This promotion elevates Kyaw Swar Linn to the position of the third-ranking leader in the military hierarchy, with a promotion from Lieutenant General to General. Observers within the military community interpret this promotion as preparation for Kyaw Swar Linn to potentially take over the role of Commander-in-Chief in the future. Military sources also indicate that Min Aung Hlaing plans to run for the presidency in the 2025 elections to assume the role of a civilian president. Kyaw Swar Linn, who is in his early 50s, was entrusted with the role of Commander-in-Chief of Coordination, a move seen as grooming him for the future top military position. However, within the military ranks, discontent has arisen as Kyaw Swar Linn, who has never p...