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Myanmar’s ex-diplomat urges Japan to limit junta’s envoy from Abe’s funeral

Tokyo [Japan], September 26 (ANI): Myanmar’s former diplomat Aung Soe Moe, who was dismissed by the navy junta for his opposition to final 12 months’s coup, urged Tokyo to not invite Naypyidaw’s embassy in Japan to former Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe’s funeral.

Aung Soe Moe mentioned that inviting Myanmar’s ambassador to Abe’s funeral could be a de-facto recognition of the junta, JT reported.

“We, Myanmar residents in Japan, have asked the Japanese Foreign Ministry not to invite anyone from the military to Abe’s state funeral, a major international event,” Aung Soe Moe, 53, informed reporters Saturday in Tokyo.

“What generals want is official recognition of their regime by the international community and to make the takeover of government a fait accompli,” he mentioned, talking by way of an interpreter.

Giving the instance of Britain’s resolution to not permit Myanmar delegates to attend Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, Aung Soe Moe mentioned that the Japanese Prime Minister and Foreign Minister ought to take a equally agency and clear-cut stance towards the junta led by the coup chief and armed forces chief Min Aung Hlaing.

“Japan did not invite Min Aung Hlaing, but it would not make much difference if the Kishida government allows the junta-appointed ambassador to attend this state-level event,” he mentioned.

Since Aung Soe Moe was sacked from Myanmar’s Foreign Ministry for becoming a member of the civil disobedience motion towards navy rule, the previous first secretary of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo has devoted himself to actions in Japan to deliver democracy again to his homeland, reported JT.

Aung Soe Moe mentioned he and different pro-democracy advocates don’t perceive why Kishida has invited a consultant of a violent regime that has cracked down on opposition amongst its individuals, together with concentrating on ladies and youngsters, to the funeral of a former chief who was additionally a sufferer of violence.

The state funeral of Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, who was assassinated on July 8 within the metropolis of Nara throughout a marketing campaign speech, will happen on September 27 and is anticipated to see 1000’s of attendees.

Abe was shot on July 8 within the Japanese metropolis of Nara. Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, approached the politician from behind and fired two pictures from a distance of about 10 meters (33 ft).

The attacker reportedly plotted the assassination of the 67-year-old former head of presidency for practically a 12 months.

Abe sustained two gunshot wounds to the entrance of his neck and the bullet that killed him broken his coronary heart and a serious artery, inflicting blood loss, Hidetada Fukushima, the pinnacle of emergency providers at Nara Medical University Hospital mentioned.

Doctors tried a blood transfusion after they have been unable to cease the bleeding, Dr Fukushima mentioned. Shinzo Abe arrived at a hospital with none important indicators after being shot throughout a marketing campaign speech in western Japan.

Abe, Japan’s longest-serving Prime Minister, stepped down in 2020 citing well being causes. He was Prime Minister of Japan twice, from 2006-07 and once more from 2012-20. He was succeeded by Yoshihide Suga and later by Fumio Kishida. (ANI)

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