The top members of the main group coordinating resistance to army rule have their citizenship revoked. 11 leaders of the opposition to military rule have had their citizenship terminated because they fled the country and harmed the national interest, according to an announcement broadcasted on Friday. The National Unity Government, which is made up of eight members, views itself as the country's legitimate ruling authority. When the military seized power in February last year, elected legislators were barred from taking their seats. Some U.N. experts have characterized the resistance to the takeover as a civil war. The members of the NUG Cabinet responded to the announcement on Saturday. The announcement was illegal because the military council is not the legitimate government according to the human rights minister. It's a joke that Cabinet members can't have their citizenship revoked by the military junta. Nothing can stop us from loving our country. The foreign minister of the group wrote that coupmakers pretending to be a government and stripping away citizenship doesn't make him less fond of the country. They don't have the right to strip people of their citizenship. The other eight opposition Cabinet members have been charged with high treason, which carries a potential death penalty, and other political offenses. Min Ko Naing was a leader of the failed 1988 uprising against a previous military dictatorship. According to the announcement, the termination of citizenship was done according to the 1982 law of the country. Most NUG leaders are hiding in border areas controlled by armed ethnic minority groups sympathetic to them, while others operate from abroad. Tom Zizka has more on how you will feel about the price of oil at the pump. The Peach Belt Conference semifinals were played on Friday. Enjoy this stunning graphics and deep game-play. The war and government aid could cause inflation to go up even more. According to multiple reports at the time, two Russian bombers were sent to Venezuela for a training exercise. A power plant worker can be heard shouting in a video published by CNN and The New York Times. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. A former intelligence officer for Russia warns that America and other European nations need to push back against Putin. Russian officials have been surprised by the fighting strength of the Ukrainians. As prices are 15% below their peak and may soon get more volatile, there are calls for harsher sanctions on Russia. Take a look at the finest cars of the golden age. A no-fly zone is the beginning of World War III, according to Sen. Marco Rubio. Walker the Alaskan Malamute helps his best friend, a husky named Sterling, who lost his vision due to Glaucoma, enjoy all his favorite outdoor activities in Seattle. Over the last few years, genetic data has become more cost effective. Thousands of genomes have been generated from modern humans and ancient ancestors. One of the biggest challenges for putting that information into a cohesive story is the way it is stored. A system for integrating disparate genetic data sets into a cohesive collection has been created by the Big Data Institute at the University of Oxford. One day, all it would take to get your point across would be 280 characters. "I don't see anything heroic about the man," said retired Col. Douglas Macgregor. According to Bellingcat, a helicopter that can carry ten people was shot down north of Kyiv. Poland wants to give its old planes to Ukraine. It needs U.S. jets. According to The Washington Post, Roger Stone made threatening comments about Trump's son-in-law while being filmed for a documentary. President Putin said on Saturday that any attempt to impose a no-fly zone in Ukraine would lead to catastrophic consequences for the world and that Western sanctions on Russia were akin to a declaration of war. Putin wants to defend Russian-speaking communities through de-Nazification of the country so that Russia's former Soviet neighbour becomes neutral and no longer threatens Russia. The invasion he launched on Feb. 24 was dismissed as a baseless pretext by the Western countries. The man who once worked for Trump said that the former president was trying to find Hillary Clinton's computer server. These maps will show you the true scope of things and help you get a more worldly perspective. The Defence Secretary indicated that he could pour more funds into the light weapons wreaking havoc on Russian tanks and aircraft in Ukranian. The associate professor said that Putin made a mistake in invading Ukraine by unifying NATO and bringing sanctions. Two Republican senators are facing criticism after they posted photos of a video call with the Ukrainian President.Associated Press
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