Myanmar’s own envoy leads the UN to call for urgent action

Myanmar’s own country’s ambassador to the United Nations on Friday urged the establishment of a no-fly zone and sanctions because of increasing international pressure on the military government to end the deadly repression and restore democracy. The United States and European countries called for action at a meeting of the UN Security Council. A summit in Southeast Asia is in the making, but the military government is still unyielding and refuses to join the UN special envoy. Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, who enthusiastically rejected the February 1 coup and refuted the military government’s claims that he no longer represents Myanmar, told the Security Council that despite hundreds of deaths, including hundreds, there was still “a lack of appropriate and forceful actions”. “. children. Sitting in front of the flags of Myanmar and the United Nations, Jamuddin said in virtual words: “We need to take immediate collective and forceful action.” “I firmly believe that the international community, especially the United Nations Security Council, will not allow these atrocities to continue in Myanmar.” The ambassador called for the establishment of a no-fly zone to “avoid further bloodshed caused by military airstrikes on civilian areas.” He also called for an international arms embargo and the freezing of bank accounts related to military personnel and their families. The ambassador said that all foreign direct investment should also be suspended until the democratically elected government is restored.