Myanmar junta chief elected vice-president, edging closer to becoming president
Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's junta chief and leader of the 2021 coup, was elected a vice-president by the lower house on Tuesday. The country's parliament also elected another vice-president from a military-aligned party and a third will be chosen by the military. A parliamentary vote to select which of the three will be elevated to president is expected later this week.
Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's junta chief and leader of the 2021 coup, was elected a vice-president by the lower house on Tuesday. The country's parliament also elected another vice-president from a military-aligned party and a third will be chosen by the military. A parliamentary vote to select which of the three will be elevated to president is expected later this week.
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