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The military’s resilience is exemplified through continued violence, including airstrikes, village burnings, and the arbitrary detention of political figures. The anniversary of the coup, marked by increased martial law and the detention of opposition voices, underscores the regime's determination to consolidate control.
Despite efforts in regional diplomacy, the situation remains bleak. Over 17,000 arrests have been made since the military takeover, and more than 30,000 individuals are still detained. International calls for dialogue have faced repeated rejection, with the military regime refusing to meet with stakeholders or opposition groups.