"Myanmar's Military Government Implements Compulsory Conscription Law Amid Resistance"

TL;DR
Myanmar's military government has announced compulsory military service for all young men and women as the country's turmoil continues, with the army facing defeats in battles with ethnic militias and anti-coup fighters. The conscription law will require men aged 18-35 and women aged 18-27 to serve at least two years under military command, with potential extensions during a state of emergency. The move comes as the military-installed president warns of the country breaking apart if fighting is not brought under control, and follows the junta's recent extension of a state of emergency.
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