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By Yogita Limaye, BBC News
Lalnunpuii joined the armed resistance movement
An abandoned Myanmar military camp sits atop a wooded hill, overlooking a picturesque lake, known for its unique heart-like shape.
Landmine canisters and spent bullets are scattered around the campsite, along with yellow wildflowers sprouting from piles of debris.
Warning: Some details in this article may be disturbing.
Amidst the overcast sky, the flag of the Chin National Army waves proudly. The CNA, an ethnic armed group, recently pushed Myanmar’s military out of Rihkhawdar camp in the western Chin state.
After a series of offensives, the CNA claimed victory at Rihkhawdar, marking a significant advancement for Chin insurgents.
Rebels have forced Myanmar’s army to abandon this camp near the Indian border
Seventeen-year-old Lalnunpuii, a brave dancer, joined the armed civilian movement in her village following the coup. Her family, like many others, faced tragic consequences as the conflict escalated.
Explore the full story of Lalnunpuii and the rebel forces in Myanmar in this impactful report.
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