“Aung San Suu Kyi expected a military coup… Breaking the cell phone and evacuating nearby acquaintances”

-On the 28th of last month, four days ahead of the military coup that took place on the 1st in Myanmar, reports were reported that Aung San Suu Kyi, the national adviser of Aung San, was prepared to know that a coup would occur when he refused an ultimatum from the military side.

On the 10th, major foreign media cited multiple sources and reported that the National League for Democracy and Peoples Alliance (NLD) led by advisor Susie ruled 83.2% of elected lawmakers. . They threatened to bring about a coup and gave an ultimatum to adviser Suzy to accept △rescheduling the opening of the parliament on the 1st △dissolution of the election committee △recounting the general election voting under military supervision by 5pm on the 29th.

Afterwards, the military delegation repeatedly demanded a recount on the 28th, and it is reported that the atmosphere became harsh when the Suzy adviser did not accept it. The military delegation said, “The army was insulted. You are rude and polite.”

Adviser Suzy broke his cell phone on this evening, when the negotiating atmosphere was at its worst, predicting that a coup was imminent. He is concerned that his cell phone will be passed on to the military. Colleagues and acquaintances close to torture Suzy packed up and evacuated for fear of arrest. One official said, “The democratic government (headed by adviser Suzy) could not do anything. There was no power,” he said. According to Suji’s side, the relationship between Suji and Supreme Commander Min Aung Hlaing has been so estranged in recent months that they have not been able to talk directly. It is said that Commander Hlaing tried to have a last-minute talk with torture Suzy through his aide, but when it did not go as intended, he initiated a coup. In a phone call with foreign media on the 29th of last month, Congressman Win Htein, an aide to adviser Suzy, said, “I am worried that a coup is imminent,” and “I wrapped my bag and awaiting arrest.” After the last talk broke, armed vehicles moved to Yangon and other cities around the city, and trucks carrying military supporters were known to walk on the road in Naepido. The military broke the Internet at 3 am on the 1st and initiated a coup.

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