UnIted Wa State Army prepares for confrontation / Anthony Davis
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 43 No 43, 25 October 2006, p.14 (122)Summary: China is said to be the source of significant quantities of arms (munitions, mortars, and heavy machine-guns) that have recently been delivered to the UWSA in Burma. The UWSA has a long standing ceasefire agreement in place with the military junta in Myanmar but is thought to be ensuring that no attempt is made to disarm or co-opt it by the junta.
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China is said to be the source of significant quantities of arms (munitions, mortars, and heavy machine-guns) that have recently been delivered to the UWSA in Burma. The UWSA has a long standing ceasefire agreement in place with the military junta in Myanmar but is thought to be ensuring that no attempt is made to disarm or co-opt it by the junta.
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