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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-26T03:37:51.000Z",
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    "THE ILLUSION OF MOMENTUM: Why the Junta’s “Victories” Are a Strategic Mirage",
    "Shan Herald Agency for News"
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  "textContent": "On June 24, Thanlwin Times reported that the Myanmar military has regained control of at least 20 strategic areas, including key hubs like Falam, Lashio, Myawaddy, Kyaukme, and Tagaung. This figure is often contextualized by the Burma News International (BNI) and Myanmar Peace Monitor (MPM), which estimate that approximately 87 towns remain under the control […]\n\nThe post THE ILLUSION OF MOMENTUM: Why the Junta’s “Victories” Are a Strategic Mirage appeared first on Shan Herald Agency for News.",
  "title": "THE ILLUSION OF MOMENTUM: Why the Junta’s “Victories” Are a Strategic Mirage"
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