News brief 2-2-23 is a brief update on the ongoing unrest in Myanmar. Since the military coup on February 1, 2021, protests and unrest have been ongoing in the country. The coup has been widely condemned by the international community and the United Nations has called for a swift return to democracy.

The most recent news is that police in Myanmar have been using live ammunition against protesters. This has led to rising tensions and an increase in violence in the country. Reports of deaths and injuries have been increasing and there are concerns that the situation is deteriorating.

The United Nations has urged all sides to de-escalate the situation and to seek a peaceful solution. The international community has called on Myanmar’s military leaders to respect the human rights of protesters and to end the violence.

Bullet points:

• Myanmar is currently in a state of unrest due to military coup on February 1, 2021.
• Police have been using live ammunition against protesters, leading to increased violence and deaths.
• The United Nations and the international community have called on Myanmar’s military leaders to end the violence and respect human rights of protesters.

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