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MUNICH – NUG’s FM Daw Zin Ma Aung said that since Myanmar’s military dictator does not understand the path of non-violence, the people are trying to talk only through the use of force that the military dictator understands.
On February 17th, Daw Zin Ma Aung, Foreign Minister of the National Unity Government, said the above message during a conversation on public defense held in Munich, Germany, from 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. local time.
The NUG Foreign Minister said that since the Burmese military dictators do not understand the language of non-violence, the people are fighting the revolution by using the language of force that the military dictators understand.
“The people of Myanmar are speaking in a language that the military dictators will understand. The military dictators do not understand the language of non-violence. Our path is the path of non-violence led by our leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The model of our democratic movement is non-violence. But now the military dictator does not understand the path of non-violence. What military leaders understand is the use of force. That’s why we are trying to talk about subjects that will understand the military dictator. Our revolution is the weapon of smart power to overthrow the dictator. It’s a revolution that is joined by heart,” he explained.
In addition, while dictatorial countries are united, democratic countries are not. Daw Zin Ma Aung continued to say that democratic countries must unite and speak with one voice to demolish dictatorial countries.
“What I want to say to the world is that democratic countries need to unite to destroy the military dictators and their allies in our country and the region. Like other dictators, the military dictators in Myanmar have a very close relationship with Russia, Belarus, and Iran. Dictators help each other. However, democratic countries are not united to fight back against dictators. Democratic countries need to unite. It is necessary to have one voice. ” NUG’s FM urge.
In the final program of the second day of the 3-day security conference in Munich, Germany, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, NUG’s FM Daw Zin Ma Aung, Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, 2021 Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa, a journalist from the Philippines, and World Liberty Congress President Masih Alinejad, an American journalist born in Iran, attended the discussion.