Burma attack breaks Kachin truce near China border
The BBC's Jonathan Head says government forces seem determined to take the hill overlooking Laiza The Burmese army has launched a fresh attack on rebel Kachin forces in the north of the country, breaking a short-lived government ceasefire. Burmese troops attacked a Kachin base just a few kilometres from Laiza, the biggest town controlled by rebels in the state, near the Chinese border.
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