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Myanmar government accuses its own UN envoy of 'illegal actiities'

Myanmar's military-backed ⁠government said ⁠on Sunday its ​permanent representative to the United Nations was undertaking "illegal activities" ​and that his status had ‌been revoked and withdrawn.

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