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PREMIUM: Myanmar to acquire Chinese long-range strike system
Myanmar’s military is reportedly soon set to receive an initial batch of SY-400 precision-guided strike weapons from China.
It is not known how many of these solid-fuel systems the Myanmar Army is buying, nor exactly when they will arrive, but Myanmar will gain some technology transfer concessions from China ...
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